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A reaction to Pearl Davis’s “Street Talk” episode asking Christian women whether they should obey their husbands. The popular “mutual submission” answer is tested against Scripture — Ephesians 5, 1 Peter 3, and the order of Elohim, Messiah, man, and woman.
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Mike Allen, Peter Rambo Sr, and BibleMarriages walk through Isaiah 1 to trace what collapses when fathers abdicate headship — fatherlessness, harlotry, courts that gut families — and how Scripture maps the restoration of the home and Kol Israel.
A Beit Din of Torah-keeping elders renders public judgment in the matter of Scott Smith v. Christianna Renae Byrd and Grant Easter. After roughly 200 hours of investigation, the panel finds Byrd and Easter committed adultery under Leviticus 20:10 and rules on repentance and separation.
A long roundtable with Pete Rambo, Mike Allen, and Bible Marriages on why headship, patriarchy, and polygyny are load-bearing walls in restoring all Israel — and the awakening the church is unprepared to meet.
What actually constitutes a marriage in Yah’s eyes? No license, officiant, vows, or ceremony appears in the text. Responding to a Christian podcast, this video shows Scripture’s pattern — a man takes a lawfully available woman and she becomes his — versus inherited church tradition.
Peter’s vision in Acts 10 is the go-to proof that the dietary laws are abolished. But Peter interpreted it himself, twice, and it was about people, not pork. We read Acts 10–11 and apply the Deuteronomy 13 false-prophet test to the traditional reading.
A Forge Media panel tests Rich Tidwell’s new claims against Torah: a 20-year age requirement for marriage, a sexual rule for plural homes, and a permanent ban on remarriage after divorce. Where YAH is silent, can a teacher legislate sin?
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Restoring biblical male headship and the God-ordered household — the foundation of the biblical family.
God's design for marriage: what it is, what it's for, and the covenant that forms a house.
Building and restoring the biblical family — fathers, mothers, children, and the household of faith.
Plural marriage in Scripture — one structure within biblical marriage, examined honestly and without apology.
Common objections to biblical marriage and the patriarchal house, answered from Scripture.
Specific marriages and households in Scripture — Abraham, Abimelech, Joash, Abigail, Ruth, and more — examined as case studies rather than glossed over.
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