What the Bible says about Child-Parent Relationship
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Proverbs 10:1 A son who is wise (that is, he honors his parents) gives his father and mother satisfaction by the way he lives. Solomon invites young people to consider how their actions affect their parents. Parents usually think it is their duty to make their children happy, but many proverbs urge children to bring happiness to their parents. Proverbs reveals the parent-child relationship as a two-way street; each affects the other. John W. Ritenbaugh The Fifth Commandment (1997) Related Topics: Fifth Commandment | Honoring Parents | Parent-Child Relationship | Parents | Relationships, Parent -Child | The Fifth Commandment

 

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