“My sons, do not reject a woman because of her outward appearance. One gentle wife with a warm smile, a soft heart, and a generous spirit, is worth ten stunningly beautiful women who harbor ugliness and selfishness within.” Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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“Enjoy the day without worry for tomorrow. But save enough, so that when the hounds of hardship arrive in the night, they do not hungrily howl at your front door.”
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“Genesis says the Cosmos was spoken into existence; and the Apostle John tells us, ‘God is love’. When uttering hateful words, we aid evil in destroying the Almighty’s creation; but by speaking loving words, we join in God’s creative endeavor. Hate opposes love, but love overcomes all.”
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“The success of your marriage will depend upon two things: choosing the right person to marry; and choosing the kind of mate you will become.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch) © 2015 Daniel R. Molyneux www.angelofa.com
“Building a family on the four foundations of faith, hope, love and mercy, will construct a home filled to overflowing with peace, joy and great satisfaction.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch) © 2015 Daniel R. Molyneux www.angelofa.com
“Never utter hateful words to your spouse, children or family. Insults hurt more than whips, leaving wounds that fester, making permanent scars that stubbornly refuse to heal.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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“Couples who pray together each day are rarely separated or divided. They are joined one to the other with God as the glue, pressed and fastened together by the Lord’s loving arms.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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“Catching an unwanted species of fish, is like obtaining an undesirable job. It may not be what you hoped for; but it will feed your family, nonetheless.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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“Small trout from a stream are tastier than large fish from the lake. Better to enjoy the smaller and more satisfying pleasures of life, than to possess great riches and fame.” – Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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“Be careful where you spend your time and efforts in life. If there are no fish in the pond, it does not matter how well you fish.” Elias the Teacher (The Angel of Antioch)
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