"God designed marriage with order: the man as head and provider (Ephesians 5:23, 1 Timothy 5:8). When that structure is tampered with, especially when the wife becomes the primary breadwinner, it can cause tensions and unexpected outcomes. While this doesn't mean a wife cannot support her husband or even earn more, problems often arise when the man abandons his responsibility and depends solely on her."
"You May Lose Your Voice in Decision-MakingMoney gives influence. A woman who pays the bills may feel she has the ultimate say on how money is spent and how the house is run. Soon, you may notice that your opinions are no longer considered, and key decisions are made without your input. The Children May Respect Her More Than YouChildren observe closely."
Marriage is presented as ordered with the man as head and provider according to Ephesians 5:23 and 1 Timothy 5:8. When the wife becomes the primary breadwinner, leadership dynamics can shift and power struggles may develop. Loss of provision by the man can lead to reduced respect from his wife and diminished influence in household decision-making. Children and extended family may favor the financial provider, undermining paternal authority. The argument emphasizes male responsibility to provide and warns that dependence on a wife's earnings can create multiple relational problems within the home.
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