Samuel and Mable have been married for eight years, and you’d only have to spend a couple of hours with them to know things were not well in their marriage. They are disunited in everything. There is a disjointedness in their one-flesh union. Neither of them understands how they are onto logically connected and dependent upon each other. They’ve forgotten how they are no longer two people, but one flesh. There cannot be a dichotomy, schism, or fracture in marriage.     When you see Samuel, you see Mable.     When you......

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