1. The Bible in one sentence
2. How to understand the Bible?
3. Names of God
4. Great news!
5. How does a Christian grow?
6. Men who gave their lives for Christ
7. What to do when you are angry?
8. Rules, rules, rules
9. How do you clean your room?
10. How do we know that the Bible is true?
11. How to read Bible stories?
12. How to make your own slingshot?
13. What does every child need?
14. Famous Bible Sayings (and Fakes!)
15. How to read the Bible daily?
16. Learning the Hebrew alphabet
17. Sixty-six in one
18. Happy holidays!
19. Famous Journeys in the Bible
20. Find the center of the Universe
21. What to do when you are scared?
22. How to memorize something?
23. God's Not-So-Secret Mission
24. Women who gave their lives for Christ
25. Winged Latin sayings
26. Gemstones in the Bible
27. Why can't I?!
28. The Secret to Growth
29. Wild, wilder, wildest
30. Watch your manners
31. Discover new worlds
32. What is God like?
33. Can you prove that God exists?
34. Songs for the Heart
35. Stargazing
36. To eat or not to eat?
37. Men Who Gave Their Lives for Christ: Continued
38. Parents are not perfect
39. The difference between day and night
40. How to see God?
41. How to learn from the prophets?
42. The design in the genes (and even more)
43. How to pray?
44. Hard work? It's not hard!
45. The greatest love story in the history of the world
46. BFF? Best friends forever?
47. That's the whole point
48. Shall we do some pottery?
49. Money in the Bible
50. How to decide correctly?
51. Entertainment and Games in Bible Times
52. Learning the Greek alphabet
53. Consuming with Jesus
54. The best way to defeat enemies
55. Was Jesus really resurrected?
56. Understanding the Gospel
57. Knots that cannot be untied
58. Eight days that changed the world
59. Ancient correspondence
60. What was the Church of the first Christians like?
61. How did you get your Bible?
62. How to take notes?
63. How to make a sundial?
64. Women Who Gave Their Lives for Christ: Continued
65. Weapons in the Bible
66. The main symbols of Christianity
67. What to do when you encounter

1. The essence of the entire Bible in one sentence
2. How to understand the Bible
3. Names of God
4. Great news!
5. How to grow a Christian
6. Men who dedicated their lives to Christ
7. What to do when you are angry?
8. Rules, rules, rules
9. How to tidy up your room?
10. How do we know that the Bible is true?
11. How to read biblical stories?
12. How to make your own sling?
13. What every child needs
14. Famous biblical phrases
15. How to read the Bible every day
16. We learn the Hebrew alphabet
17. Sixty-six in one
18. Happy Holidays!
19. Famous biblical journeys
20. The search for the center of the universe
21. What to do when you are scared?
22. How easy it is to remember something
23. God's mission is not so secret
24. Women who dedicated their lives to Christ
25. Latin words that you should know
26. Precious stones in the Bible
27. Why can't I?!
28. The Secret of Growth
29. Wild, more wild, most wild
30. Follow your manners
31. Open new worlds
32. What kind of God is this?
33. Can you prove that God exists?
34. Songs for the heart
35. Watching the stars
36. Yes or no?
37. Men who gave their lives for Christ: continued
38. Parents are not perfect
39. The difference between day and night
40. How to see God?
41. How to learn from the prophets
42. Design in genes
43. How to pray?
44. Hard work? It is not difficult
45. The most magnificent love story in the history of the world
46. LDN? Best friends forever?
47. This is the whole point
48. Shall we do pottery?
49. Money in the Bible
50. How to decide correctly?
51. Entertainment and games in biblical times
52. We study the Greek alphabet
53. I am with Jesus
54. The best way to defeat enemies
55. Is Jesus really resurrected?
56. Understand the gospel
57. Knots that cannot be untied
58. Eight days that changed the world
59. Ancient correspondence
60. What was the church of the first Christians
61. How did you get your Bible?
62. How to outline?
63. How to make sundials?
64. Women who gave their lives for Christ: continuation
65. Weapons in the Bible
66. Main symbols of Christianity
67. What to do when trouble happens?

A word to mentors and parents
How a mentor can use this guide
Introductory lesson

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Week One: God
Week Two: Good
Week Three: Spoiled
Week Four: New
Week Five: Listening to God
Week Six: Conversation with God
Week Seven: Worshiping God

RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEOPLE
Week Eight: Relationships with Parents
Week Nine: Relationships with Friends
Week Ten: Relationships with Family
Week Eleven: Difficult Relationships
Week Twelve: Broken Relationships
Week Thirteen: Relationships in the Church

Gratitude
Notes

Introduction
How students can use this guide

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Week One: God
Week Two: Good
Week Three: Spoiled
Week Four: New
Week Five: Listening to God
Week Six: Conversation with God
Week Seven: Worshiping God

RELATIONSHIPS WITH PEOPLE
Week Eight: Relationships with Parents
Week Nine: Relationships with Friends
Week Ten: Relationships with Family
Week Eleven: Difficult Relationships
Week Twelve: Broken Relationships
Week Thirteen: Relationships in the Church

Gratitude
Notes

Appeal to mentors and parents
How to use the manual for a mentor
Introductory lesson

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Sunday one: God
Second week: Good
Week three: Bad
Fourth week: New
Fifth week: How to listen to God
Sixth week: How to speak with God
Seventh Sunday: How to worship God

RELATIONS WITH PEOPLE
Eighth week: Relationship with parents
Week nine: Relationships with friends
Tenth week: Relationships in the family
Eleventh week: Difficult relationships
Twelfth week: Ruined relationships
Thirteenth Sunday: Relations in the church

Gratitude
Notes

Introduction
How to use the student allowance

RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD
Sunday one: God
Second week: Good
Week three: Bad
Fourth week: New
Fifth week: How to listen to God
Sixth week: How to speak with God
Seventh Sunday: How to worship God

RELATIONS WITH PEOPLE
Eighth week: Relationship with parents
Week nine: Relationships with friends
Tenth week: Relationships in the family
Eleventh week: Difficult relationships
Twelfth week: Ruined relationships
Thirteenth Sunday: Relations in the church

Gratitude
Notes

Introduction. James Packer
Preface William Brown
Dedication
Introductory word

CHAPTER 1. Self-observation

Section 1. The essence of self-observation
1. Make sure whether the saving power of grace has worked in your souls
2. Make sure that you are not in the euphoria of a saved person, but strive for your faith to be alive and effective
3. Make sure that your actions and lifestyle do not contradict what you teach
4. Make sure that you yourself are free from those sins that you accuse others of
5. Make sure that you yourself have the qualities necessary for service

Section 2. Motives of self-observation
1. You, like other people, can enter the Kingdom of Heaven or remain ego
2. You, like others, have a fallen nature
3. You are subject to greater temptations than others
4. Many people are watching you, and many can witness your downfalls
5. Your sins will have more terrible consequences than the sins of other people
6. Such great works as yours deserve greater rewards than the works of other people
7. The glory of Christ overshadows you more than other people
8. The success of your work directly depends on careful observation of yourself

CHAPTER 2. Monitoring the flock

Section 1. Nature and tasks of observation
THIS KIND OF CARE APPLIES TO THE ENTIRE FLOCK
1. We must work for the conversion of unbelievers
2. We must give advice to inquirers who are aware of their sinfulness
3. We must learn to take proper care of those who already partake of the Lord's Supper
4. We must carefully watch over families
5. We must constantly and regularly visit the sick
6. We must be precise and unyielding in reprimanding and admonishing violators (commandments and rules)
7. We must strictly observe church discipline

Section 2. Rules and procedure of observationTHE WORK OF THE MINISTRY MUST BE CONTINUED
1. Only for God and for the salvation of souls
2. With diligence and diligence
3. Prudent and orderly
4. With attention to the most important and necessary things
5. Straightforward and simple
6. With humility
7. Combined severity and softness
8. With all seriousness, desire and zeal
9. With tender love for people in charge
10. With patience
11. With respect
12. In the spirit
13. With sincere wishes and aspiration for success
14. With a deep awareness of the lack of our strength and complete dependence on Christ
15. In unity with other ministers

Section 3. Motives for monitoring the flock
1. The position we occupy in relation to the flock, for we are overseers
2. The Holy Spirit is the effective reason for this situation
3. The value and dignity of what is entrusted to our care - the Church of God
4. The price that Jesus paid for the Church - He redeemed it with the price of His blood

CHAPTER 3. Implementation in practice

Section 1.The benefits of humility
Section 2. Recommendations regarding the fact that individual catechesis and individual edification of parishioners are mandatory
Part I. Motivation of this service
Subsection 1. Motives based on the benefit of this ministry
Subsection 2. Motives based on the problems of this ministry
Subsection 3. Motives dictated by the necessity of this service
Subsection 4. Practical use of these motives
Part II. Objections against this ministry
Part III. Tips for the development of this ministry
Subsection 1. Instructions on how to get parishioners to support such a service
Subsection 2. Instructions on how to achieve success in ministry

Introduction for parents

Lesson 1. God created them male and female
Lesson 2. Be fruitful and multiply.
Lesson 3. Wonderfully Created
Lesson 4. The two will become one flesh
Lesson 5. Thou shalt not commit adultery.
Lesson 6. Don't hurt me
Lesson 7. Bought with a Price

What's next?
Glossary

Foreword
Introduction

Part 1. The highest goal of reading the Bible

Introduction to part 1

1.Reading the Bible for the sake of achieving God's highest purpose
"Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God"

2.Reading the Bible for the sake of fervent worship
"But as you are warm... I will spew you out of My mouth"

3.Reading for the sake of seeing the highest dignity and beauty. Part 1
"...You, reading, can see my understanding of the mystery of Christ..."

4.Reading for the sake of seeing the highest dignity and beauty. Part 2
"...When they turn to God, then this cover is removed"

5.Reading for the sake of seeing the highest dignity and beauty. Part 3
"...My eyes saw the King, the Lord of hosts"

6.Reading for the sake of enjoying Ego's superiority. Part 1
"...For you have bitten that the Lord is good"

7.Reading for the sake of enjoying Ego's superiority. Part 2
"...I say this... so that they may have My joy in themselves..."

8.Reading for the sake of transformation. Part 1
"All of us... looking at the glory of the Lord, are transformed... from glory to glory..."

9.Reading for the sake of transformation. Part 2
"They are... overflowing with joy and... abundant in generosity!" (SRP)

10.Reading leading to a climax
"...Redeemed us to God from every knee..."

Part 2. The supernatural process of reading the Bible

Introduction to part 2

11.The necessity and possibility of supernatural reading of the Bible
"Then open their minds to understand the Scriptures"

12.Why the Pharisees could not read supernaturally
"...Have you never read the Scriptures?..."

13.New Testament examples of reading the Bible as examples of a supernatural process
"...Meekly accept the planted word..."

Part 3. The natural process of supernatural reading of the Bible

Introduction to part 3

14.Save us, God despises His natural gifts
"Understand what I'm saying. May the Lord give you understanding in everything"

15.Humility opens thousands of windows
"...Guides the meek to the truth and teaches the meek in His ways"

16.The irreplaceable role of prayer in the supernatural reading of the Bible: the awakening of our thirst for the Word
"Bend my heart to Your revelations, not to profit"

17.The indispensable role of prayer in the supernatural reading of the Bible: to see, enjoy and love with a confirmed heart
"Open my eyes, and I will see the wonders of Your law"

18.Reading the Bible by faith in God's promises
"...I... live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me"

19.Reading the Bible with faith in His promise will guide us
"The Lord is good and righteous, therefore he guides sinners on the way..."

20.The usual purpose of reading is to understand the essence of meaning
"...We write to you nothing but what you read or understand..."

21.Simple purpose of reading. Five reasons to define the meaning as what the author intended to communicate to the readers
"I wrote you in a letter... But I didn't mean..."

22.The simple purpose of the reading: God's intention through man's intention
"... What I am writing to you is a commandment of the Lord" (RBO. Joyous News)

23.The power of patience and attentiveness
"...If you search for it like silver, and find it like a treasure..."

24.Active reading means asking questions
"Understand what I'm saying. May the Lord give you understanding in everything"

25.Ask questions about words and phrases
"The revelation of Your words enlightens, enlightens the simple"

26.Assertions — collections of nuggets or links in a chain?
"...He boldly preached... disputing and persuading..." (trans. Ep. Cassian)

27.Text research: paradoxes, pleasures and a transformed life
"The foundation of Your word is true, and every judgment of Your righteousness is eternal"

Conclusion
Appendix
Words of gratitude
Notes
Thematic index
Biblical index

INTRODUCTION
Searching for clarity

1. SEX AND THE GOSPEL
In unity with divine nature

2. MORE THAN A SUBJECTIVE NORM
Purity and God's design in the sphere of relationships between men and women

3. THE DILEMMA OF VISIONS. PART I
Why do we need an answer to the question: "How far should we go?"

4. THE DILEMMA OF DREAMS. PART II
Paper walls and climbing without insurance

5. THE CORE ISSUE
The Biblical Understanding of Sexual Desire

6. TO FALL IN LOVE FOREVER
Guard your heart.

7. DATING IN THE CONTEXT OF FRIENDSHIP
Replacing categories without creating new ones

8. LIVING IN THE FULLNESS OF THE GOSPEL
Chastity is for life, not just for dating

9. A GOD-CENTRIC VIEW OF LONELINESS
Living by faith is trusting in the happiness that God has destined for us.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
NOTES
OVERALL INDEX
BIBLE INDEX

INTRODUCTION
In search of clarity

1. SEX AND GOSPEL
The reflection of the divine essence in the conjugal union

2. NOT JUST A SUBJECTIVE MEASURE
Purity and God-established species are interrelated between a man and a woman

3. THE DILEMMA IS RELATIVELY DATED. PART I
Why do we have to think about the limits of what is permissible?

4. THE DILEMMA IS RELATIVELY DATED. PART II
Cardboard walls and climbing without insurance

5. THE ESSENCE OF THE ISSUE
The biblical point of view on intimate desires

6. FALL IN LOVE ONCE AND FOREVER
It is necessary to guard your heart

7. FRIENDLY MEETINGS
How to change the type of relationship without creating new types

8. WHOLE LIFE
Cleanliness is a way of life, not just a dating attribute

9. GOD-CENTRIC VIEW OF CELIBACY
To live by faith means to fully trust yourself with Happiness

LIST OF REFERENCES
NOTES
GENERAL ALPHABETICAL INDEX
BIBLICAL INDEX

Prologue
Introduction

Chapter I. Call to family worship

Biblical commandments
Biblical principles
Biblical examples

Chapter II. Practice of worship in the circle of the family

When family worship begins
Who is responsible for family worship
General preparation for family worship
Elements of family worship

Chapter III. Obstacles to family worship

What can prevent the organization of family worship
Examples of incorrect family worship

Chapter IV. Support for family worship

Conclusion
Appendix
Bibliography
Notes

Introduction

Chapter 1.The light shone
Chapter 2.Mothers of Jesus
Chapter 3.The ancestors of Jesus
Chapter 4.Where is the King?
Chapter 5.Mary's Faith
Chapter 6.The Faith of the Shepherds
Chapter 7. A weapon that pierces the soul
Chapter 8.Doctrine of Nativity

Acknowledgements
Notes

Introduction for parents

Lesson 1. Understanding Sex Correctly: God Created Sexual Desires and Relationships Good
Lesson 2. The Distortion of Sex: How Sin Has Corrupted Sex and Relationships
Lesson 3. All Kinds of Uncleanness: How the Sinful World Destroys Relationships
Lesson 4. Three Strategies for Holy Relationships: Running from, Running to, Running with
Lesson 5. Guarding the Heart: Escaping Internal Temptations
Lesson 6. Guarding the Eyes: Escaping Visual Temptations
Lesson 7. Guarding the Body: Escaping Physical Temptations
Lesson 8. Christ's Desire: Running to God in a Sexually Corrupted World
Lesson 9. The Pursuit of Virtue: Running with the Opposite Sex
Lesson 10. The Pursuit of Holiness: Running with Accountability
Lesson 11. Forgiven: Seeking Repentance in Broken Relationships

Appendix A. Self-assessment (for students)
Appendix B. Online Accountability

INTRODUCTION

Journey to the past: the history of "Essences of Modern Theology"
E. F. – who is he?
Two Fishers
Search in London
Closing the Edward Fisher case
Scotland and the "Essence"
"The essence of modern theology" in the XXI century

PART 1FOREWORD T. BOSTON
TO THE HONORABLE COLONEL JOHN DOWNS
TO READERS

INTRODUCTION
Disagreements regarding the law
Triple law

1. ABOUT THE LAW, OR THE TESTAMENT OF DEAL
The nature of the covenant of affairs
The Fall of Adam
The sinfulness and calamities of mankind due to the Fall
Restoration by means of the law or covenant of deeds is impossible
The covenant of deeds is binding, even though it was broken

2. O THE LAW OF FAITH, OR THE COVENANT OF GRACE
About the eternal plan of grace
About the promise
The promise given to Adam
Renewal of the promise to Abraham
Law as a covenant, added to the promise
Promises and covenant with Abraham, renewed with the Israelites
The covenant of grace in the age of Moses
A natural inclination to commit affairs
Rejection of antinomian faith
The evil of legalism
About the fulfillment of the promise
Fulfillment of the law by Christ instead of the elect
Believers are dead to the law as to the covenant of deeds
The foundation of faith in Christ
Evangelical repentance as a consequence of faith
Spiritual marriage with Jesus Christ
Refutation of the statement about justification before faith
Believers are freed from the prescriptive and condemning power of the covenant of deeds

3. ABOUT THE LAW OF CHRIST
The nature of the law of Christ
The Law of the Ten Commandments is a rule of life for believers
Answers to antinomian objections
The need for signs and signs of grace
Answers to antinomian objections
Holiness and good works are achieved only by faith
Servant fear and slavish hope are not the sources of a believer's true obedience
The effectiveness of faith for the holiness of the heart and life of a Christian
Application of ways of strengthening faith
The difference between the law of works and the law of Christ applies to six paradoxes
Application of this difference in practice
This distinction is a middle ground between legalism and antinomianism
How to gain confidence
Signs and evidence of true faith
How to return lost certificates
Signs and signs of union with Christ

4. O HAPPINESS OF THE HEART, OR PEACE OF THE SOUL
The human soul has no rest until it comes to God
How the soul cannot find peace in God
God in Christ is the only true peace for the human soul
Conclusion

PART 2TO THE HONORABLE JOHN WARNER, LORD MAYOR OF THE GREAT CITY OF LONDON
TO THE DEAR READER

INTRODUCTION
The First Commandment
The Second Commandment
The Third Commandment
The fourth commandment
The Fifth Commandment
The Sixth Commandment
The seventh commandment
The eighth commandment
The ninth commandment
The Tenth Commandment
Application of the law

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL
APPENDIX. The reason for the dispute about "Essence"

Questions agreed by the commission of the General Assembly
Question 1. Are there any commandments in the Gospel that were not actually given before the Gospel was revealed?
Question 2. Isn't the believer now obliged by the authority of the Creator to show personal obedience to the moral law, although not for justification?
Question 3. Is the commandment, in which we find the promise of life and the threat of death, a covenant of deeds?
Question 4. Was the threat of hell added to the moral law before it took the form of the covenant of deeds?
Question 5. Only believers are free from the commanding power of the law as a covenant?
Question 6. Does the sinner receive all that is necessary for salvation at once upon justification?
Question 7. Does preaching about the need for a holy life to find eternal happiness threaten dangerous consequences for the doctrine of the gift of grace?
Question 8. Is the knowledge, faith, and conviction that Christ died for me, that He is my Savior, and that all His deeds and sufferings were done for me, a direct act of faith?
Question 9. What is the act of faith by means of which the sinner accepts Christ and His saving benefits?
Question 10. Is it possible to say that the revelation of God's will in the Word, which gives the basis for offering Christ to everyone and commands everyone to accept Him, is the gift of Christ offered by the Father to all mankind? Is this gift to all mankind realized through sovereign grace, and what is it - absolute or conditional?
Question 11. Is a similar division of the law, which is explained and applied in the "Essences" and which cannot be rejected without burying several evangelical truths, justified?
Question 12. Should hope for heaven and fear of hell be excluded from the motives of a believer's obedience? If not, how can the "Essence" be defended, which clearly excludes them, but allows for other motives?

BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX OF BIBLICAL QUOTATIONS

Foreword
Chronology
Introduction. Suzy in person

Chapter 1. Early years and family
Chapter 2. The traveling pilgrim
Chapter 3. Connection of hearts in the Crystal Palace
Chapter 4. Marriage made for heaven
Chapter 5. New parents
Chapter 6. Shadow of Sorrow: Tragedy and Faith
Chapter 7. Hand in hand at home and abroad
Chapter 8. Great Suffering
Chapter 9. Mrs. Spurgeon's book fund
Chapter 10. Moving to Westwood. The book fund continues its work
Chapter 11. Menton: happiness and sad farewell
Chapter 12. With Christ, because it is incomparably better
Chapter 13. A woman who writes letters
Chapter 14. Sowing the last seed
Chapter 15. You will see the King and His glory

Epilogue. Suzanne Spurgeon's legacy
Afterword
Expressions of gratitude
Notes

Передмова

1. Катастрофа медового місяця
2. Чудовий зразок
3. Божий план дій
4. Пріоритетні завдання
5. Мій неповторний герой
6. Найвідданіша шанувальниця
7. Віцепрезидентка
8. Співспадкоємиця благословення
9. Мій коханий і мій друг
10. Креативна кохана
11. Адекватне реагування

Джерела
Біблійні уроки та вправи
План щоденного читання Біблії

Acknowledgements
Advice for parents
How it all began

Teachings about God
Teaching about people
The doctrine of sin
The Doctrine of Promise and Law
The Teachings of Christ
The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
The doctrine of adoption into God's family
The teaching of new life
Teachings about the Church
Teachings about the end times
Teaching about God's Word

Glossary: Important Bible Words to Know and Understand
Theology in thoughts, theology on the lips: questions
Theology in Thoughts, Theology on the Lips: Answers

Acknowledgements
Tips for parents
How it all started

The doctrine of God
The doctrine of people
The doctrine of sin
The Doctrine of the Promise and the Law
The doctrine of Christ
Teaching about the Holy Spirit
The doctrine of acceptance into God's family
Teaching about new life
Teaching about the Church
Teaching about the last time
Teaching about God's Word

Dictionary of terms: important biblical words that you need to know and understand
Theology in the mind, theology in the mouth: questions
Theology in thoughts, theology on the lips: answers

Foreword
Introduction

Chapters 1-31

Conclusion

Introduction

Chapter 1. Unfathomable grace
Chapter 2. Grace that teaches piety
Chapter 3. Unconditional love
Chapter 4. Sacrificial love
Chapter 5. Eternal love
Chapter 6. Powerlessness of the law
Chapter 7. Knowledge of good and evil
Chapter 8. Running away from extremes
Chapter 9. The power of grace
Chapter 10. War and peace
Chapter 11. Transforming grace

Afterword

Foreword

1. Human nature
2. War
3. Service
4. Substitution
5. Amnesia
6. Crime
7. Discontent
8. Consumerism
9. Growth
10. Peace perception
11. Church
12. Education of children
13. Work

Epilogue
Notes
Thematic index
Biblical index

Preface

1 Humanity
2. War
3. Service
4. Replacement
5. Amnesia
6. Lawlessness
7. Complaining
8. Materialism
9. Growth
10. Worldview
11. Church
12. Parenthood
13. Work

Epilogue
Sources
Subject index
Bible Index

Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction

1. Balance is vital
2. Family and ministry
3. Self-denial and freedom
4. Patience and resistance
5. Temporal and eternal
6. The inner man and the outer man
7. Reality and hope
8. Effort and trust

Epilogue
Notes
What does it mean to be a Christian?

Words of gratitude

Introduction
1. Exercises in piety

Relationships
2. Cleanliness
3. Marriage
4. Fatherhood
5. Friendship

Soul
6. Mind
7. Dedication
8. Prayer
9. Worship

Nature
10. Decency
11. Language
12. Work
13. Persistence

Service
14. Church
15. Leadership
16. Generosity
17. Testimony
18. Service

Discipline
19. The grace of discipline

Applications
Notes

WORD OF THANKSGIVING

1. Exercises in piety

Soul

2. Gospel
Source of piety

3. Obedience:
A position of piety

4. Prayer
The main goal of subordination

5. Worship
A celebration of submission

Nature

6. Mind
Teaching obedience

7. The ability to be satisfied
Peace of submission

8. Decency
Mode of actions of submission

9. Patience
Calling submission

Relationships

10. Church
The framework of submission is God's family

11. Loneliness
The framework of submission is loneliness

12. Marriage
The framework of subordination is absent

13. Education of children
The tenderness of submission

Service

14. Good deeds
Diligent obedience

15. Testimony
Order of submission

16. Giving
The generosity of submission

Grace

17. The grace of discipline

ANNEX
NOTES