It is conceivable that the husband should defer more to his wife than the wife submits to her husband. If it is always the husband always getting his way, where would the husband need to die to self and prefer his wife’s needs above his own? Although Jesus Christ is our head, I do not see Him demanding where we go on vacation, what temperature we keep the house, what food we serve on the table and what color the kitchen should be decorated. Husbands, in the same way, consider your wife’s needs above your own and do not abuse the verses on submission as an excuse to be selfish! It is ultimately your spiritual service to Christ.
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Re: Win10 Safe Mode issues

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#1 · July 2, 2016, 1:51 pm


Posted by: dwmartens <dwmartens@...>

If you can boot normally, press WinKey-R and the "Run" box should come up.  In the Run box type: msconfig . When that program comes up click the "boot" tab.  At the bottom are a several options.  Check: Safe boot , and select any of the options you want to include in safe boot.  Reboot and you should be in safe mode.  To return to regular boot, repeat the steps above, but uncheck Safe boot, the reboot.

Hope this helps,
Dennis

On 7/2/2016 11:13 AM, Rex D. Hutto wrote:

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Trying to boot into Safe Mode, but can’t. Both the Startup Options and Startup Repair options simply go to blank screens, requiring a hardware reboot. I have tried Googling the issue, but only find instructions on how to get into Startup Options and Startup repair, which I know…it’s just not working.

 

Any ideas?

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