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From: jclark%sdcc6@ucsd.edu (John Clark)
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Subject: Re: arranged marriages
Message-ID: <Jan.3.04.02.25.1991.14386@athos.rutgers.edu>
Date: 3 Jan 91 09:02:41 GMT
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In article <Dec.14.04.08.25.1990.27956@athos.rutgers.edu> marcc@ixhawk.att.com (Marc A Cartwright) writes:
+Three scriptures/examples come to my mind concerning choosing your spouse.
+
+	1. After seeing Rachel, Jacob "fell in love" with her and asked
+	   her father for her.

Yes, and after marrying her sister Leah, Jacob then married Rachel.
Thus satisfying his 'love' needs and 'duty' needs. How many
Christians allow such satisfaction today?
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John Clark
jclark@ucsd.edu