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Momentary Obedience, Forever Honour

Momentary Obedience, Forever Honour

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  • Tim Challies

The fifth commandment requires children to honour parents. How do children show such honour? This article explains that the place to start is in understanding the difference between honour and obedience. Let the article explain.

Source: Challies, 2016. 2 pages.

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