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#2397661 06/28/10 05:26 PM
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My husband filed for divorce due to 15 years of arguing. He was abusive early on, and I had a hard time recovering from that. At first I was a doormat, then I becamse defensive and even mean back to him at times. This is NOT ME, especially since I am a Christian, and he called me "pure cane sugar" before we got married. I've turned into a monster, but now I want to go back to being my sweet self and attract him back. How can I convince him? I am reading books, and I have "The Power of a Praying Wife," but I'm reading "How One of You Can Bring The Two of You Together" by Susan Page. I've been praying like Hannah (I Samuel 1) and Hezekiah, feeling remorse towards God for my wicked unforgiveness, begging God to give me another chance. I want to heal my marriage and then help others do the same. "The Surrendered Wife" book is really helping, too! Thank you all!


"Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and lean not to your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and he will direct your paths." Proverbs 3
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Just keep praying for God to direct where HE wants you to be.

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Your words make me think that maybe my wife will forgive me. I pray your husband will open his eyes and heart and understand that it takes two to make a marriage work or make it fall apart.
I will pray your husband will pause in the divorce process and really think about what he is doing. I pray God will place your willingness to work things out on your husbands mind and heart.

I pray God will Bless you and guide you through this rough time.

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