Comments for Meg Logan's Blog http://www.meglogan.com Thoughts on marriage, parenting, homeschool, housekeeping, doctrine and my life. Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:23:03 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 Comment on Why I Left Woman’s Bible Study by meg http://www.meglogan.com/2007/04/20/why-i-left-womans-bible-study/comment-page-1/#comment-62572 meg Wed, 09 Dec 2009 20:23:03 +0000 http://www.meglogan.com/2007/04/20/why-i-left-womans-bible-study/#comment-62572 James, the Christian woman should not follow her husband into sin. If a husband is seeking to perform adultery, and asks the woman to join in, this is unacceptable before the Lord. The woman should make an appeal, respectfully, and preferably with scritpure (if her husband is a believer). If an appeal is not heard, the woman (as I assume she would already be doing) should cry out to the Lord. The Lord hates sin, and loves obedience, He will provide a way out, just as He did for Sarah, whose husband (Abraham) said they were only brother and sister, and she was to be prepared as a wife to the Pharaoh. The Lord protected her, by sending a plague on Pharaoh's house. And what is recorded that Sarah did? She obeyed her husband (though, I should point out, it is no where recorded that she actually lied as he asked...which would have been a sin.) In each case the woman must rely upon the Holy Spirit to give her wisdom and direction on how she should proceed. James, are you a christian? Sincerely, Mrs.MegLogan James,

the Christian woman should not follow her husband into sin. If a husband is seeking to perform adultery, and asks the woman to join in, this is unacceptable before the Lord. The woman should make an appeal, respectfully, and preferably with scritpure (if her husband is a believer). If an appeal is not heard, the woman (as I assume she would already be doing) should cry out to the Lord. The Lord hates sin, and loves obedience, He will provide a way out, just as He did for Sarah, whose husband (Abraham) said they were only brother and sister, and she was to be prepared as a wife to the Pharaoh. The Lord protected her, by sending a plague on Pharaoh’s house. And what is recorded that Sarah did? She obeyed her husband (though, I should point out, it is no where recorded that she actually lied as he asked…which would have been a sin.)

In each case the woman must rely upon the Holy Spirit to give her wisdom and direction on how she should proceed.

James, are you a christian?

Sincerely,
Mrs.MegLogan

]]> Comment on Why I Left Woman’s Bible Study by James http://www.meglogan.com/2007/04/20/why-i-left-womans-bible-study/comment-page-1/#comment-62479 James Tue, 01 Dec 2009 03:53:35 +0000 http://www.meglogan.com/2007/04/20/why-i-left-womans-bible-study/#comment-62479 So do you just follow whatever your husband says? What if he tells you he thinks that polygamy is acceptable? After all, Abraham, Moses, King David, Solomon and just about every Old Testament figure engaged in it, right? So, let's bring another woman into the mix? Would you "meekly accept"? So do you just follow whatever your husband says? What if he tells you he thinks that polygamy is acceptable?

After all, Abraham, Moses, King David, Solomon and just about every Old Testament figure engaged in it, right? So, let’s bring another woman into the mix?

Would you “meekly accept”?

]]> Comment on My Homemaker Schedules by meg http://www.meglogan.com/2009/11/09/my-homemaker-schedules/comment-page-1/#comment-62444 meg Fri, 27 Nov 2009 17:02:21 +0000 http://www.meglogan.com/?p=222#comment-62444 Quiet training is *very* productive. You think J(3) is getting shorted? How so? (every mother has a blind spot somewhere!) let me know how you think I can improve. Quiet training is *very* productive. You think J(3) is getting shorted? How so? (every mother has a blind spot somewhere!) let me know how you think I can improve.

]]> Comment on How I Potty Trained A 12 Month Old And Finished At 15 Months by Marta http://www.meglogan.com/2007/03/08/how-i-potty-trained-a-12-month-old-and-finished-at-15-months/comment-page-1/#comment-62369 Marta Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:54:44 +0000 http://www.meglogan.com/2007/03/08/how-i-potty-trained-a-12-month-old-and-finished-at-15-months/#comment-62369 Hello everybody, here I am again. My little girl is 2 next week already! We finally cracked the potty about 2 months ago. She says if she wants to go, even though she calls "it" all wee wee regardless what is to come out. She is very excited when it is a poo. It's like a mini surprise to her when it is a poo. Bless... We have now eliminated the nappy during her afternoon nap as well. She does have the occasional accident during the day about twice a week. The other day we went for a short walk around the village, we did a wee before going out to make sure we had at least half an hour of no worries BUT, on our walk about 20 minutes down the road she spotted a little fountain in someones garden and as she watched the water she weeed herself. I guess there will be these occasional accidents for a little longer, when she is excited or tired or (this is from an experience also) when she is having a tantrum and just forgets. I am so proud of her. All my friends have managed to potty train around 2.5 - 3.5 years so I am the winner!!!! Yeeehaaaa. Good luck ladies - and remember - it will happen one day. DOn't be crossed with them if they don't make it to the potty or are still learning. There is so much the little people have to learn... Hello everybody,
here I am again. My little girl is 2 next week already! We finally cracked the potty about 2 months ago. She says if she wants to go, even though she calls “it” all wee wee regardless what is to come out. She is very excited when it is a poo. It’s like a mini surprise to her when it is a poo. Bless…
We have now eliminated the nappy during her afternoon nap as well. She does have the occasional accident during the day about twice a week. The other day we went for a short walk around the village, we did a wee before going out to make sure we had at least half an hour of no worries BUT, on our walk about 20 minutes down the road she spotted a little fountain in someones garden and as she watched the water she weeed herself. I guess there will be these occasional accidents for a little longer, when she is excited or tired or (this is from an experience also) when she is having a tantrum and just forgets. I am so proud of her. All my friends have managed to potty train around 2.5 – 3.5 years so I am the winner!!!! Yeeehaaaa.
Good luck ladies – and remember – it will happen one day. DOn’t be crossed with them if they don’t make it to the potty or are still learning. There is so much the little people have to learn…

]]> Comment on How I Potty Trained A 12 Month Old And Finished At 15 Months by Marta http://www.meglogan.com/2007/03/08/how-i-potty-trained-a-12-month-old-and-finished-at-15-months/comment-page-1/#comment-62368 Marta Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:53:48 +0000 http://www.meglogan.com/2007/03/08/how-i-potty-trained-a-12-month-old-and-finished-at-15-months/#comment-62368 Hello everybody, here I am again. My little girl is 2 next week already! We finally cracked the potty about 2 months ago. She says if she wants to go, even though she calls "it" all wee wee regardless what is to come out. She is very excited when it is a poo. It's like a mini surprise to her when it it a poo. Bless... We have no eliminated the nappy during her afternoon nap as well. She does have the occasional accident during the day about twice a week. The other day we went for a short walk around the village, we did a wee before going out to make sure we had at least half an hour of no worries BUT, on our walk about 20 minutes down the road she spotted a little fountain in someones garden and as she watched the water she weeed herself. I guess there will be these occasional accidents for a little longer, when she is excited or tired or (this is from an experience also) when she is having a tantrum and just forgets. I am so proud of her. All my friends have managed to potty train around 2.5 - 3.5 years so I am the winner!!!! Yeeehaaaa. Good luck ladies - and remember - it will happen one day. DOn't be crossed with them if they don't make it to the potty or are still learning. There is so much the little people have to learn... Hello everybody,
here I am again. My little girl is 2 next week already! We finally cracked the potty about 2 months ago. She says if she wants to go, even though she calls “it” all wee wee regardless what is to come out. She is very excited when it is a poo. It’s like a mini surprise to her when it it a poo. Bless…
We have no eliminated the nappy during her afternoon nap as well. She does have the occasional accident during the day about twice a week. The other day we went for a short walk around the village, we did a wee before going out to make sure we had at least half an hour of no worries BUT, on our walk about 20 minutes down the road she spotted a little fountain in someones garden and as she watched the water she weeed herself. I guess there will be these occasional accidents for a little longer, when she is excited or tired or (this is from an experience also) when she is having a tantrum and just forgets. I am so proud of her. All my friends have managed to potty train around 2.5 – 3.5 years so I am the winner!!!! Yeeehaaaa.
Good luck ladies – and remember – it will happen one day. DOn’t be crossed with them if they don’t make it to the potty or are still learning. There is so much the little people have to learn…

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