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Parents: Their Duty to Their Children Is
To love them
To bring them to Christ
To train them up for God
To instruct them in God's word
To tell them of God's judgments
To tell them of the miraculous works of God
To command them to obey God
To bless them
To pity them
To provide for them
To rule them
To correct them
Pro 13:24; 19:18; 23:13; 29:17; Hbr 12:7
Not to provoke them
Not to make unholy connections for them
Parents: Should Pray for Their Children
For their spiritual welfare
When in temptation
When in sickness
Parents: When Faithful
Are blessed by their children
Leave a blessing to their children
Parents: Negligence Of, Sorely Punished
Parents: When Wicked
Instruct their children in evil
Set a bad example to their children
Parents: Good - Exemplified
Abraham
Jacob
Joseph
Mother of Moses
Manoah
Hannah
David
Shunammite
Job
Mother of Lemuel
Nobleman
Lois and Eunice
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