Digital Logos Edition
We're living in a time when the institute of marriage is being queried, the generation-gap emphasized, parental control flouted and derided, and industrial strife rampant. These matters are of contemporary concern, but by no means are exclusive to our era. As Lloyd-Jones shows in this volume, Ephesians long ago conveyed the practical knowledge Christians require to face these tough issues.
Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones (1899-1981) was born in Cardiff. He attended St. Bartholomew’s Hospital as an assistant to the famous Lord Horder. Returning to Wales after leaving medicine in 1927, he became the minister of a Welsh Presbyterian Church in Aberavon, South Wales. He was there until 1938 when he moved to London to share the ministry of Westminster Chapel in Buckingham Gate with the late Dr. G. Campbell Morgan. This ministry lasted for 30 years until Dr. Lloyd-Jones retired in August 1968. He best-loved works include Singing to the Lord, Not Against Flesh and Blood, Heirs to Salvation, and True Happiness.
“Secondly, the Christian life is not a wasteful life, but a productive life.” (Page 15)
“But what it means is this: the wife should never be guilty of independent action.” (Page 124)
“The Christian, while he is still an individual, must never be individualistic.” (Pages 58–59)
“That is what in the Lord means. In other words, this is the supreme reason. We are to obey our parents and honour them and respect them because it is a part of our obedience to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.” (Page 247)
“The argument, then, is this: If you do that in general, if you do that to everybody as it were, how much more so should wives do it to their own husbands in this peculiar relationship which has been defined so adequately in the Old Testament.” (Page 86)
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