Knowing that whatsoever good thing any man
doeth, the same shall he receive of the Lord,
I was raised and trained by fogeys from two
My pa is a mixture of Scotch, Irish and
English. Her pop was
full-blooded Cherokee. The Cherokee people
are especially robust when it comes to raising
It is traditional for Cherokees to teach
The European cultural tradition is to train
children in everything the folks know, including
their trade, education and values, before they are
sent away for outside education.
Today, as a rule, honor is not being taught and
passed down through the generations, from father
to boy. Many pops do not understand that honor
requires them to remain with their families and
pass along critical info to their children.
That's where this problem in
our society began.
This is the explanation Crenshaw Christian Center in
Los Angeles is quickly becoming one of the largest
I wouldn't be too surprised
to see it become the biggest. Fred Price, the priest, is
demanding that every person and girl in his
church teach biblical respect and the glory of God
The Bible says that we are to honor our father
and our mother (Exodus 20:12; Ephesians 6:1-3).
It also requires parents to honor their children by
Bringing them up in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord (Ephesians 6:4).
God has shown me that many people in
our society have a real problem with honor.
our society have an honorless
generation on our hands. red-all of them are in the same situation.
So many of them have no honor.
Their elders have not
taught them. No one has lived it before them.
Since 1967, honor.
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