The Parenting Privilege Many books have been written on the subject of parenting. This is not what this book is about. Believing in the truthfulness and adequacy of the word of God, the focus of the book is on the exposition of those passages that deal with child-parent relationships. The book of Proverbs abounds in such passages, and Paul teaches the subject in Ephesians and Colossians. One chapter is devoted to explaining how parents can teach their children moral absolutes.
Absolutes are the framework for perceiving truth.
The only true options for learning them is the home and the church. The book rests on the thesis that Word of Truth embraces-it is only in God's word that absolute truth may be found. Portraits in Proverbs Throughout the book of Proverbs, we find repeated reference to various types of character sets. It speaks of the sluggard, the fool, and many others. This booklet examines forty-two Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah, linking each one to the New Testament fulfillment in Jesus.