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Divorce, followed by remarriage, has become a monstrous evil in our day, and Pastor Telford has faced the problem honestly and courageously. He is on Scriptural ground when he says that "marriage is more than a contract". It is a union, and when consummated it means 'one flesh'. It is a union and not a partnership to be dissolved at will. It is a union formed by God.
paperback, 68 pages
reprinted 2023, by 4Gospel Publishing
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