Explore Paul's teachings about children's relationships with their parents The Apostle Paul had something to say to everyone in
his churches, including children. Learn more by reading Ephesians 6:1-3 and if necessary, other reference materials. Then, write 250-500 of your own words, i.e., 1/2 to 1 page, addressing at least the following questions. What did the Apostle mean by obeying "in the Lord"? What Old Testament law was Paul reminding his readers to obey? Since Paul's letter was written for you as well, in what ways are you following his instruction? In what ways do you need to improve?
According to Paul's teachings about children's relationships with their parents, the Bible tells all children to "obey your parents in the Lord," because this is right in God's sight. It means that God wants all children to honor and obey their parents. It is also found in the old testament where God has included this command in the Ten Commandments given to Moses through a list of things that God wants and hates. It's the fifth command in Exodus 20:12 asking children to obey their parents.
It is of great importance for me to obey my parents as this is a sign that one respects the commands of God and its a source of blessing from God.
To improve a relationship with my parents is by being obedient to my parents and the teachings of God.
During<span> the high </span>Middle Ages<span>, the </span>Roman Catholic Church<span> became organized into an elaborate hierarchy with the pope as the head in western Europe. He establish supreme power.</span>
The cultures of Mesopotamia are considered civilizations because their people: had written, had settled communities in the form of villages, planted their own food, had domesticated animals, and had different orders of workers.
