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Val Lee is the author of Cliques in the Church, Apostasy in the Church, and Queen Esther/Looming Holocaust—see Amazon.com. These books can also be read at http://vallee7.wordpress.com/ (see categories below). Val also writes and submits photos for Lee’s Birdwatching Adventures Plus “Through the Looking Glass of Val Lee.”

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  1. Hi Val,
    I didn’t see any other way to contact you. I have been reading your book on apostasy in the church. When the Bible says that I am to submit to my husband in all things, does that mean that I am to go to the Catholic church with him and believe all that they teach, which, to me, are contrary to what the Bible teaches? I have been struggling with this for some time.
    Your response would be greatly appreciated.
    Blessings, Rose

    Comment by Rose Everett | April 14, 2009

  2. Praise the LORD, Rose, that you have been born again and are not in slavery to the idolatrous Catholic Church or another false religion! I am so thankful you are my sister in Christ. Someday we will meet in heaven.

    I am very sorry your husband is not born again. There are so many other Christians also in your situation. I have a friend who can completely relate to you. In order to keep peace in the home, she attends a Catholic church with her husband on occasion. He is sometimes cruel in his unsaved state. I am thankful she holds to the marital covenant through it all. Of course, we will not believe the lies of this church and I would never ask you to deny the Scriptures in any way and compromise your dear and precious faith.

    I do hear your sweet heart. We know we have to obey God over man when man demands we disobey God. At times, we must obey God and bear the cost. We know Biblical obedience causes Christians to be imprisoned and murdered in other lands.

    You and I know that you could not rob a bank if your husband demanded it, as that would go contrary to God’s laws and the laws of the land, which we must also obey when they conform to Scripture.

    I have prayed for you to have wisdom and spiritual discernment in the matter. May your husband come to understand your heart that does not desire to enter a pagan church. You might graciously approach him with your heart feelings in all respectful love. You may feel at peace attending only once a month and you can pray for opportunities to witness at the church. These deceived people do need the LORD. I do not want to make you sin in any way or go against our Savior. You need to be seeking the LORD in prayer continually. If you recognize it would cause you to stumble and compromise, you need to let your husband know you will submit to him in all things except those things that are contrary to God’s inerrant Word. Everything, as you know, needs to be spoken in respectful love. I will pray for your husband to understand your position and be saved. Colossians 1:9-13 is an excellent prayer for discernment.

    Much love to you, dear sister in Christ,

    Val Lee

    Comment by Val Lee | April 14, 2009


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