The Marriage Bed

There are only two spirits; Holy Spirit and evil spirit. A person is either with the Holy Spirit or evil spirit. Cursed is every person who puts marriage asunder. Leave your father and mother for marriage. Come to Jesus Christ and walk with Him to have a marriage and not defile the bed. Tuesday, December 18, Ways Marriage Bed is Defiled Defiling marriage bed is a sin for marriage bed is undefiled and you will not escape God judgment without repentance. Bed married sleep on Any sexual immorality be it adultery, fornication, masturbation, etc on the marriage bed married sleep on defiles the bed.

When you get into marriage, you must get a new bed.

The Marriage Bed

Lust is sexual immorality which defiles your body thus defiling marriage bed. Flirting is sexual immorality. It is defiling the marriage bed. People teaching sex, discussing sex openly anyhow are of Satan. Pornography defiles marriage bed.

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Social media is satanic and anytime you feed them your body, the demons will take it for their use Do not lust at others and do not let others lust at you. Spiritual bed Marriage bed is also spiritual. Anointing is the Holy Spirit Himself. The 2 Types of Prayer — Spirit vs Flesh. Masturbation — Sex with Demons. Joshua Munguti - December 13, 0. Full Cast and Crew. Annie looks back via flashbacks at how her own plans for a career got Constance Beresford-Howe novel , Anna Sandor. Share this Rating Title: Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Photos Add Image Add an image Do you have any images for this title?

Edit Cast Credited cast: Everyone knows they have barely spoken to one another in over nine years. But what no-one in society knows are the reasons why Lady Viola Courtland was a romantic and impulsive young girl when she fell instantly in love with the handsome and dashing Viscount Hammond.

Unbeknownst to V Everyone in society knows that the marriage of Lord and Lady Hammond is an unhappy one. Unbeknownst to Viola, John Hammond had already given his heart to the only woman he would ever love—his cousin's wife—but he was in dire financial straits and desperately needed to marry a wealthy heiress. In Viola, he thought he had found the perfect woman—beautiful and rich with a sweet nature. But Viola was neither practical nor sensible when it came to marriage, for she fully expected her husband to love her and was determined to settle for nothing less.

Soon, however, John's secret was unwittingly revealed, but by then they were married and it was too late. Until one day, John finally came to his senses and prayed it wasn't too late to win back the love of his very own wife. Mass Market Paperback , pages. Published June 28th by Avon first published Viola Hammond , John Hammond. London, England , United Kingdom. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

To ask other readers questions about The Marriage Bed , please sign up. Hi laura i read your novel the marrige bed and i wonder how viola could forgive to her dam husband and he is not regret he was cheating her? Chem she might not answer you See all 3 questions about The Marriage Bed….

Lists with This Book. Apr 04, sraxe rated it did not like it Shelves: Her tears and hurt had been met with no understanding, only his biting, sarcastic wit. Her closed bedroom door had not made him realize the error of his ways. There had been no admission of guilt, no words of love, and no apologies. Instead, he waited a month for her to relent, and when she hadn't, he walked out on her without a second thought.

But, of course, he's the victim -- having to put up with her tears and having to sleep alone and all. You just cried a lot. She finds out he married her not because he loved her, even after having told her so, but because he's a gold digger and wanted her money. Despite his strained financial circumstances, however, he was able to afford a mistress and kept her and slept with her during their entire courtship , up until the very day they married.

Then, after they married, he bought her kiss-off jewellery with the money his wife had brought into the marriage. She's reasonably upset, of course, that she'd been deceived and used. She's upset that every single day that he kissed her and told her he loved her, he was going to another woman's bed. She's upset and doesn't want to be touched by that lying, deceiving gold-digger.

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And he only sticks around for one month. You just packed your things and took off. No good-bye, no note! He walks away and proceeds to hire mistresses on his wife's dime for the next eight years. He humiliates her for nearly a decade because these are the same women she has to see and associate with in society, deal with some of their sly or loving looks, knowing that he, the man that she loves, has been in their beds.

She asks if he can promise fidelity. He says he doesn't know. Because he doesn't know if she'll once again turn him out. He can't promise her fidelity because he can't trust her not to turn him out, forcing him to seek pleasure elsewhere and, thus, make a liar of him. He tells her if she denies him, he'll seek a mistress.

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It's just that simple. Because if you are, I will eventually go get a mistress. It is that simple. But of course she's the shrew. She's the frigid bitch who forced him to seek other women because she'd denied him his husbandly rights. He had to seek comfort with other women and console himself with them and it's his wife's fault. They didn't mean a thing though. Of course they didn't. He walked away after one month. He couldn't keep it in his pants for more than one fucking month and he called her reluctance to be touched by him, upon discovering his duplicity, sexual fucking blackmail?

She's the one that's had to deal with years of his infidelity She said she could not trust him. He hadn't pointed out that trust went both ways and so did the ability to inflict hurt. He could have promised Viola that he would never go to any woman's bed but hers, but he wasn't going to make that promise unless he could trust her not to spurn him when she was angry.

He would not be the victim of any woman's sexual blackmail, and that was what she had done to him, even if she could not see it. How could they ever get past that? And now he's returned.. His cousin, and heir, just died, you see, and he is now in need of an heir!

And he, and others, feel she just needs to get over it and forgive and forget because their rift is both their faults "His fault and hers, he thought" because she was an "ice queen" to him. His words, not mine, by the way -- he calls her that on more than one occasion, and to her face, at that. What sort of answer is that? I told you, that is a no-win question for a man.

No matter what I answered, it wouldn't satisfy you. Would I do my best to be a faithful husband? Again, that depends on you. Can you be a good wife to me? Can you be a loving, affectionate companion?

Can I rely on you not to dissolve into tears and shut your bedroom door to me? Can I rely on you not to turn into the unforgiving ice queen when things don't go your way? It is not unreasonable for a woman to expect her husband to be faithful!

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He also stood up. He can't promise that he won't stray because it depends on her and if she'll turn into an "unforgiving ice queen" and all. She has to make it "worth his while" to remain faithful? He can go fuck himself. View all 59 comments. Dec 31, Shawna rated it it was amazing Recommends it for: Fans of drama-filled, emotional historical romance. View all 13 comments. Apr 14, Dinjolina marked it as avoid Shelves: This was a badly written book. So,eeew to the cheating.

But to be frank? It did not bother me as much as it should. On the other hand, there are times when fiction crosses the lines and becomes pure fantasy. We can have unreasonable and we can have pure imposible. This book had a lot of the impossible. Also, when I finished it, I was more confused then while reading it, because it seem that nothing was really resolved and the feelings of the characters never got to me. I never understood them a This was a badly written book.

I never understood them and the author told me that in the end, they found love. But maybe its just me…still these are the important things: I can say she was silly, but on the other hand-she was young. I know that some readers ranted about her being stupid because she did not know that some jewelry was the currency of barking a contract with a mistress.

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If she is like me, or any woman out there, I think the thing that would have flabbergast her was the fact that he had a mistress up till the last moment. Right up till going in to a church. He was having sex with somebody while he told her nice things and courted her. And that, my dear friends, is a big no-no in my book. Not the stupid jewelry. Oh and the talk about his needs and all? The author wanted me to see that both of them were to blame but I still never could see it.

I saw a young girl that had her happiness taken away and I saw people telling her she was to blame. And she took it. She took him back. And that was just plain wrong. I know he was a charmer and I know she loved him but there are a lot of men in the world and it seem such a waist for Viola to give herself to this loser.

Because he was that also. There are alfa heroes out there that are the same. But my biggest problem with this hero was that he was so boring. It seems everybody saw him as a charmer because he was nice looking and had a few jokes up his sleeve. But to me ,he was plain dull. I read about him, read what he was thinking and all the time a small frown marred my face because I would never love him. And it seem all these good women did. Because he was easy with a few banal affections? Because he smiled nicely? I call them stupid. I call them shallower then him. I call them wrong, because they never loved him, they loved the image of what he could be to them.

Now, if this was a well written story then the hero would have some depth that only the heroine could see. He simply had no inner layer. He was what he was. A easy going average person that liked fucking. And maybe some other things. I was never told. Because he what he mostly did was nothing. His statements about how he never loved his wife made me want to slap him. On the other hand his revelation that he needed her and only her in the end was so fast and.. Look at it like this. Was that what she was trying to tell us readers?

That he simply did not understand? I never saw it. But there was something in the scene where he talked to his ex mistress that just saddled him with a child. She looked at him and he knew she wished he was not married. And to tell you the truth I never felt that he would not marry her if Viola did attain a divorce. Because this is how I saw him. As a person going with the flow. Not as a person in love with Viola.

Oh, yes, his son. Or as I liked to call it he plot device of hell. But when he told her French letters were not always efficient a little warning bell rang in my head. When the mountains of letters from his ex came I saw it coming like a big avalanche of snow and I could not do a thing about it. He had a kid! This is the thing that most made the line between fiction and fantasy. Or in other words you could just see that it was all written so the author could finish this book one way or the other.

French letters were very efficient.

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This is why they were also very expensive. And not many people used them. But our hero said that he did! Also in a age in which no woman wanted to carry an unwanted child every widow ,mistress, courtesan etc, that indulged in sexual exploits used something to exceed blood flow and stop pregnancies. So how the hell did these people end up with a kid? It was not because she would never cheat on him. Or because he knew the mistress loved him. Well, it does not matter because this, my friends is nothing more that a means to an end. A drama prop pushed at us so we could see how he could change and take responsibility and how she could soften.

Yes, so she could…soft…what? Why did she soften?



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Why do authors always make their heroines hormonal ticking bombs that have to raise other peoples bastards all the time? Is it a kink for historical romance writers? Is there a law that tells them that if there is a baby, preferably the bastard of the hero then the heroine should fall in to instant love with the brat and mother it no questions asked? It's like they are spitting on our genetics and telling us that we, as woman have to love all babies. What a stupid notion! And as books and books pass trough my hands, the more I read these kinds of things the more I get bat sh.

Oh and the hero…we see hem daydreaming about kiddies with his wife trough the book. But when the ex mistress trusts a child in to his hands he falls instantly in love. Fist of all, in these cases I hate instant love also. But the bigger problem there was the fact that I did not think how cute that is. If he daydreamed about their children so much why was he not just a bit shaken that this was not her kid? Because this hero is as I said, a person that goes with the flow.

The hero could love anybody. He likes any kid. He likes any woman. He likes who ever! The heroine on the other hand was having a youthful crush on a guy she did not know. Now, 10 years later he is nothing but a moron all the time, and sometimes even cruel. So why in gods name did she love him now?! There was just no reason at all! And then he saddled her with a kid he has by some other stupid woman, and I say-why the f.

And how could I read this chicken poop?