Biblical formula for choosing spouse offers lessons that modern dating overlooks
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The Bible's guidance on marriage, seen in Isaac and Rebecca's story, contrasts with modern dating advice and highlights key relationship traits. Mark Gerson, author of "God Was Right," shares how.
"The Torah gives us an instructive sequence: ‘Isaac married her. She became his wife. And he loved her.’" "We don’t give to those we love; we love those to whom we give." Mark Gerson is an entrepreneur and philanthropist who, along with his wife Rabbi Erica Gerson, is the largest individual supporter of Christian medical missions – through African Mission Healthcare, which he co-founded and chairs. He is the author of the new book from BenBella Books, "God Was Right: How Modern Social Science Proves the Torah Is True."
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