In the seventeenth century, a man by the name of Fergusson put it as follows: “A wife can never discharge her duty in any measure of conscientious tenderness towards her husband, except she have a high esteem of the Lord Christ, and be in the first place subject [to] him; that so from love to him she may [submit to him].”[11] So, you see, it’s the “Him” with a capital H that’s the issue, although most of the books on marriage suggest that it’s “him” with a wee h that’s the issue.
7 Panunotem no ania ti mabalin a narikna dagiti adalan ni Jesus idi nangngegda wenno naammuanda idi agangay ti maysa kadagiti maudi a kararagna idi adda ditoy daga: “Abba, Ama, amin a bambanag mabalin kenka; ikkatem kaniak daytoy a kopa.