How Long Does it Take to Forget the Pain of Childbirth?
November 25, 2014
It takes exactly ten days to forget the pain of childbirth. At least for me.
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It takes exactly ten days to forget the pain of childbirth. At least for me.
Continue readingEven after my pre-occupation with profit and loss, and my balancing act with balance sheets, with a resulting depreciation of my patience lately — he has a soft answer! It reminds me of how sweet and supportive he has always been to me through all my labors!!
Continue readingSo, don’t hide yourself from him. He views your body as the mere shell to get through to the heart of the woman within — the woman he adores and craves so intensely. You are the meat of the nut to him!
Continue readingHas your bruising released a fragrance? Don’t hide or run from the pain. It is accompanied by a special gift, an aromatic offering that will guide you to the source of all fragrance, where you will find comfort and consolation in the arms of the spikenard scented Saviour.
Continue readingShe is creating a man. A man, who will someday woo a girl, and she will lovingly come into his arms, and start the cycle over again, as she is stretched to her limits!
Continue readingWhen God said that the woman would experience ‘stretching out’, it was not only metaphorical, as in the stretching of our limits, and the need to reach out, grasp and hold onto our husband, but a literal and painful physical stretching out.
Continue readingThis Hebrew word teshuwqah, stretching out after, means a strong craving, desire, longing that consumes one, and it is an accurate description of the force of love and desire between a man and a woman.
Continue readingIn exchange for the pain you endure, as you struggle to give that baby a chance to breathe and live, comes a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that you have earned the right to be the mother of that child. Just like I have earned the right to be the mother of my children, I also fought and labored and endured great pain to win success in my marriage.
Continue readingNow, work and marriage seem to go hand in hand. Now, there is painful toil, misunderstanding, hurt, confusion, and yet the woman’s desire shall be for her husband, who ultimately is the source of harsh, painful toil, a seemingly vicious cycle.
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