The conflict between a mother-in-law and her daughter-in-law has existed throughout all of history.
In the Old Testament, Rebekah complained that her daughters-in-law were making her so miserable, she'd rather be dead.
Now, thousands of years later, we're still complaining about our in-laws, often even hoping they really won't ever come visit.
In Mothers-in-Law vs.
Daughters-in-Law, author Elisabeth Graham examines this in-law conflict with aims to draw readers into a different perspective: that women will learn to recognize their in-laws as a beneficial relationship--a gift--to and for the entire family.
With sound biblical wisdom and clever insights, Graham teaches women to find peace in all aspects of their relationships with their in-laws.
| Perspective | That women will learn to recognize their inlaws as a beneficial relationshipa giftto and for the entire family |
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Beacon Hill Press Mothers-in-law vs. daughters-in-law: let there be peace, paperback/elisabeth graham
