Knights, Maidens, and Dragons
A one hour seminar given by Harold and Sarah
Mally (daughter). Audio and video available.
Presentation Outline:
Qualification – Know who is a qualified partner
Rescuest thou not the first Maiden
in distress
Knowest thou also that not by every Knight is it
worth being rescued
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What causes unequally yoked marriage?
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How relationships
are formed
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How to discern another’s maturity and commitments
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How
high should our standard be?
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Courageous course changes
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Lighthouses of safety
The Goal – There is only one purpose for
a young man and a young woman to come together
If thou winnest her hand thou must
marry her
Be thou rescued only once
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The two contrasting
motives of life and how they affect a relationship
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The process of
cause and effect
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How to avoid snares
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How to look at the “bigger
picture”
Parents – How can parents be one’s
greatest blessing?
Wise knights killeth not Dragons single handedly
If thou wouldest marry the Princess, thou must
first petition the King
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What should our attitude be about “being under
authority”?
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What if my parents are too strict?
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Is there a Biblical
foundation for the parents’ guiding
role in finding a mate?
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What if my parents don’t like
someone I’m interested
in?
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Six things a father can do for a daughter.
Faith – Does
God involve Himself in whom we marry?
He who traineth for battle winneth the hand of
the Princess
To be rescued, one must first be a Princess
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Does
God have one certain person already designated for me?
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What two principles
govern decision making?
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How do I know God’s will?
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What if I never get
married?
Life Purpose – Is there anything
more important than marriage?
If thou art not fighting the king’s battles, thou shalt never
meet the king’s daughter
Hidest thou not in the castle, only waiting for
a Knight
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When are we not ready for marriage?
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What should I
do if I’m single and there is no one on the
horizon?
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How do I know my life work?
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How does my life work
relate to marriage?
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What should my ultimate goal in life be?
Sequence – Is there a suggested or wise
pattern to courting?
Slay thou the Dragon before thou rescuest the Princess
Anxious Maidens must not play with fire
breathing Dragons lest they be burnt
Ownership – Don’t give or take what isn’t
yours to give or take
Pursue not thou another Knight’s maiden
Sorry will be the Maiden who hast been
rescued by other Knights before the coming of Prince Charming
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