Work

• McDonald, David

• 1997-07-17

• Moore Theological College

• McDonald examines the implications of Jesus death on marriage and relationships. He examines the pattern of marriage in Genesis 2, and how it is damaged by sin. 1. Disobedience 2. Distortion 3. Death McDonald explores the passages that use marriage as an illustration for God's relationship with his people. He stresses that being focused on Christ is important for Paul because he wants God's people to be ready for the ultimate wedding day. McDonald shows that we will be married to Christ for eternity, and thus must be the thing that shapes everything else, including human relationships. He explores submission and singleness, including the value of singleness. McDonald speaks on cross-centred sexual morality. Cassette label reads : "David McDonald 'Understanding marriage' Focal point 17th July 97" Box label reads : "Focus tapes The Cross David McDonald The Focal Point July 1997"

• 17/07/1997

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Crossroads Canberra

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