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Original Title:	Created to Be His Help Meet
ISBN:	1892112604 (ISBN13: 9781892112606)
Edition Language:	English

Created to be His Help Meet

Debi Pearl

Paperback | Pages: 297 pages

Rating: 3.61 | 3225 Users | 336 Reviews

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Title	:	Created to be His Help Meet
Author	:	Debi Pearl
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 297 pages
Published	:	December 1st 2004 by No Greater Joy Ministries (first published January 1st 2004)
Categories	:	Marriage. Nonfiction. Christian. Christian Living. Self Help. Religion. Christianity

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Somewhere over the passing years and changing culture, women have lost their way.  This book is written to lead them back home.  Regardless of how you began your marriage or how dark and lonely the path that has brought you to where you are now, I want you to know that it is possible today to have a marriage so good and so fulfilling that it can only be explained as a miracle.

Follow Debi Pearl as she takes the wisdom and experience of her own marriage and confirms it with the wisdom of scripture and learn how to be the “help meet” that God created you to be.   You will learn to appreciate God’s gift of a husband with a thankful heart that produces joy and wisdom in you and your home.  Gain a better understanding of who your husband is and how your response to him can make or break your marriage.  See the Bible’s perspective of obedience and authority and understand how you are joint heirs to the promises of God.

The miracle of a wonderful marriage is like the miracle of birth, God allows you to be an essential contributor to the miracle.  Read, enjoy and be blessed as over 330,000 other women already have.

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Ratings: 3.61 From 3225 Users | 336 Reviews

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I will not be finishing this book. Anyone who knows me, knows I hate not finishing books. So this is saying something. I felt that the author demonized woman. Making everything bad that happens in a marriage their fault. Then, on top of that says that the life of a single mom is full of despair and your kids will dispise you and not know you. Others will have to raise them and you will be destitute and never have anyone there for companionship, to fix things, or to help you in any way. I have

Having had this book recommended to me, I dove in expecting to be challenged and blessed. While it does contain some excellent principles, I found it to also twist Biblical examples to meet her strict standards. Other reviewers concur that readers need to take in this book "with discernment," and I have a problem with that--as it is meant to instruct women to be godly wives according to the Bible. It is dangerous to give a to-do list that is skewed with opinion and false interpretation of

Eta: I did end up finishing this book. It was so bad I couldn't put it down. I think the thing that bothered me most in the end was how horribly judgmental and downright nasty Ms. Pearl ended up being. A direct quote: "...that is what you did with the rejection of his choice of stove. It is no wonder that you are frustrated and 'just plain tired.' I'm plain tired of thinking of the damage you have done and what you have been missing. Your husband is probably tired too: tired of this marriage."

I thought this books was just a little horrendous. The light and sweet Victorian-esque illustration on the front belies the course and almost laughable language within. While I agree with the authors about Biblical submission and being a "keeper of the home", I think there is much in this book that could become a yoke of slavery to young women eager live biblically. Sadly, there is not much about grace in this book or living in light of cross.

Where do I start? First of all I don't normally like to be negative but this book would be dangerous in the wrong hands. Mrs. Pearl has a door mat mentality, a sharp tongue and a judgmental self righteous attitude. First of all a biblical wife is never a doormat and some of the things Mrs. Pearl condones border on emotional abuse. Some of the advice she gives in the book to women who have written her blew my mind. A husband should love his wife as he loves himself. What kind of husband comes

The only reason I would give either of these books to my future daughter- in-law would be to tear out pages to line her cat's litter box.