Alexrock101’s healthcare : for All celebrities , fans & others : All Drugs Use Can Ruin a Marriage

Drug Use Can Ruin a Marriage: Finding Mr. or Ms. Right is hard enough. You finally locate someone who shares your interests, who\'s attractive, sympathetic, enjoys being with you. There\'s only one problem: He (or she) uses drugs. Should you consider marrying a drug user? More →

It’s true that  many drugs like cigarettes and drunken drinks doesn’t mix together to earned your relationship it’s dangerous for brains and blood cells in your heathy body and minds  These are the thing will make the worst choices of your lives and your future as well. Changing your way isn’t gonna to ruined your whole life ! Listen to your parents for your own safely!(no drugs allowed)
So don’t mad be happy to be single !!! - Alexandra C Williams



Verse 14. - Thou shalt not commit adultery. Our second duty towards our neighbour is to respect the bond on which the family is based, and that conjugal honour which to the true man is dearer than life. Marriage, according to the original institution, made the husband and wife "one flesh" (Genesis 2:24); and to break in upon this sacramental union was at once a crime and a profanity. Adulteresses and their paramours were in most ancient nations liable to be punished with death by the injured party; but the adultery of a married man with an unmarried woman was thought lightly cf. The precept of the Decalogue binds both man and woman equally. Our Lord's expansion of this commandment (Matthew 5:27-32) is parallel to his expansion of the preceding one (ib, 21-26). He shows that there are adulterous marriages in countries where the law gives a facility of divorce, and that without any overt act adultery may be committed in the heart.

Proverbs 6:24-26

24 To keep thee from the evil woman, from the flattery of the tongue of a strange woman.

25 Lust not after her beauty in thine heart; neither let her take thee with her eyelids.

26 For by means of a whorish woman a man is brought to a piece of bread: and the adultress will hunt for the precious life.

The law of marriage was given in the second chapter of the Bible. Marriage was defined by God as being between one man and one woman long before the Old Covenant or today’s social and political machinations. The plain truth is that God established this law for a purpose, providing the blessing of marriage and family by taking two equal but different people and joining them together.

God emphasized this to Adam by having him name each animal so that Adam understood that it was not good for him to be alone (Genesis 2:18-20). So God created a helper, a companion—a woman, but was she just to be his assistant? By no means! She was given the same tasks, responsibility and rulership over the rest of creation as the man (Genesis 1:28-31).

Husband and wife, Adam and Eve, man and woman, were given a joint purpose to strive together in hope and love for a reason—one that is lost today as society has twisted the gender roles and marriage into broken societal trappings in place of a God-given law (Matthew 19:3-6).

Genesis 2:24-25 records, “Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and be joined to his wife, and they shall become one flesh.” The Bible makes clear that God does not require everyone to marry, but those who do should follow this law for the stability of the family and society. This is a law that was before any covenant and that spans across both Old and New Covenants. God is deeply concerned about families, for He is in the process of building one!

If you want he/she will except you marriage don’t win your love for a grand prize or forced yourself to marry someone you love and not care for other people around you! All you have to do is #putgodfirstinyourlife Tell the truth and be honest especially when you’re dating someone else! #putgodfirstforever cause if you do Jesus & god will accept your future but if you refused to putting god first then you’ll be punished and never have your blessings in your life!!!