'He that spareth his rod hateth his son' has generated enormous debate about what exactly the 'rod' language is meant to prescribe. Does the proverb's core point rest specifically on physical discipline, or on the broader idea that genuine love requi...
Practical & Devotional<b>He who holds back his rod</b> His end will be that he will hate his son because he will see him getting into mischief.<br><br><b>disciplines him early</b> He always chastises him in the morning.
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