The good news comes from Jehovah, the happy God, who wants families to be happy. (1 Timothy 1:11) He originated marriage. Legal marriage is vital to family happiness because it provides a secure environment in which to raise children. Christians should respect local laws concerning the registration of marriage.—Read Luke 2:1, 4, 5.

How does God view marriage? He wants it to be a permanent union between a man and a woman. Jehovah wants husbands and wives to be loyal to each other. (Hebrews 13:4) He hates divorce. (Malachi 2:16) But he does allow Christians to divorce and remarry if their spouse commits adultery.—Read Matthew 19:3-6, 9.

Jehovah created men and women to fill complementary roles in marriage. (Genesis 2:18) As family head, a husband should take the lead in providing materially for his family and in teaching them about God. He should be self-sacrificing in his love for his wife. Husbands and wives should love and respect each other. Since all husbands and wives are imperfect, learning to forgive is a key to happiness in marriage.—Read Ephesians 4:31, 32; 5:22-25, 33; 1 Peter 3:7.

If you experience difficulties in your marriage, both of you should work at treating each other with love. (1 Corinthians  13:4, 5) God’s Word does not recommend separation as a way to resolve problems that are common in marriage.—Read 1 Corinthians 7:10-13.

Jehovah wants you to be happy. He gives you the best advice on how to enjoy your youth. He wants you to benefit from the wisdom and experience of your parents. (Colossians 3:20) Jehovah also wants you to experience the joy of doing things for your Creator and his Son.—Read Ecclesiastes 11:9–12:1; Matthew 19:13-15; 21:15, 16.

You should work hard to provide food, housing, and clothing for your children. (1 Timothy 5:8) But for your children to find happiness, you also need to teach them to love God and to learn from him. (Ephesians 6:4) Your example in showing love for God can deeply influence your child’s heart. When based on God’s Word, your instruction can mold your child’s thinking in a positive way.—Read Deuteronomy 6:4-7; Proverbs 22:6.

Children benefit when you encourage and commend them. They also need correction and discipline. Such training protects them from conduct that could rob them of happiness. (Proverbs 22:15) Yet, discipline should never be harsh or cruel.—Read Colossians 3:21.

Jehovah’s Witnesses publish several books that are especially written to help parents and children. These books are based on the Bible.—Read Psalm 19:7, 11.

Obọ e Jehova ẹre ne iyẹn nọma ke de, irẹn keghi re Osa nọ mwẹ oghọghọ, ọ vbe hoo ne ẹgbẹe hia gha mwẹ oghọghọ. (1 Timoti 1:11) Irẹn ẹre ọ mu orọnmwẹ gbọọ. Oghọghọ ọghe ẹgbẹe keghi hẹnhẹn egbe yan orọnmwẹ na ru ẹse, rhunmwuda ọ kie ẹkpotọ yọ na ya koko emọ vbe odẹ ọghe egberhọkhọmwẹ. Ọ khẹke ne Ivbiotu e Kristi gha lele uhi ọghe ẹvbo niran ye, nọ dekaẹn ebe orọnmwẹ na rhie obọ yi.—Tie Luk 2:1, 4, 5. 

De aro ne Osanobua ya ghe orọnmwẹ? Ọ keghi hoo ne emwamwa na gha re nọ ku okpia vbe okhuo kugbe vbe ẹdẹdẹmwẹdẹ. E Jehova hoo ne ọdọ vbe amwẹ gba ẹko egbe. (Hibru 13:4) Irẹn ma kueyọ hiehie na gha sẹ ebe orọnmwẹ rua. (Malaki 2:16) Sokpan irẹn kueyọ wẹẹ, Ivbiotu e Kristi sẹtin sẹ ebe orọnmwẹ rua adeghẹ ọkpa vbọ na fie owẹ ye oha.—Tie Matiu 19:3-6, 9.

E Jehova keghi yi okpia vbe okhuo niran guobegbe vbuwe orọnmwẹ. (Gẹnẹsis 2:18) Zẹvbe uhunta ọghe ẹgbẹe, ọ keghi bi ye ọdọ izabọ nọ kpemehe ne ẹgbẹe ọre vbe odẹ ọghe ikpakpa, kevbe nọ gha ma iran emwi vbekpae Osanobua. Ọ khẹke nọ ye ekhọe hia hoẹmwẹ ọvbokhan rẹn. Ọ khẹke ne ọdọ vbe amwẹ gha mwẹ ahoẹmwọmwa kevbe ọghọ ne egbe. Ugbẹnvbe a miẹn wẹẹ, emwa ni ma gba ẹre ọdọ vbe amwẹ khin, ọ keghi re emwi kpataki niran gha ye orukhọ bọ egbe rhunmwuda, ọna gha ye iran gha mwẹ oghọghọ.—Tie Ẹfisọs 4:31, 32; 5:22-25, 33; 1 Pita 3:7.

Adeghẹ u na gha mwẹ ọlọghọmwa vbe orọnmwẹ ruẹ, ọ khẹke ne uwa eva ye ahoẹmwọmwa sọfurre yọ. (1 Kọrinti 13:4, 5) Ẹmwẹ ọghe Osanobua ma kha wẹẹ, ne ọdọ vbe amwẹ wannọ egbe, rhunmwuda ọlọghọmwa nọ rhirhi de rre vbe orọnmwẹ.—Tie 1 Kọrinti 7:10-13.

E Jehova hoo ne uwa gha mwẹ oghọghọ. Ibude nọ ghi maan sẹ nọ gha ye uwa gha mwẹ oghọghọ vbe ẹghẹ igbama ọghe uwa, ẹre ọ rhie ne uwa. Ọ hoo ne uwa miẹn ere vbe ẹwaẹn kevbe irẹnmwi ọghe evbibie uwa. (Kọlose 3:20) E Jehova vbe hoo ne uwa gha mwẹ oghọghọ nọ kẹrikian, deghẹ uwa na gha ru emwi nọ gha yọre kevbe ovbiẹre.—Tie Asan-Ibo 11:9–12:1; Matiu 19:13-15; 21:15, 16.

Ọ khẹke ne uwa hia, ne uwa kpemehe evbare, owa na gha dia, kevbe ukpọn na gha yọ ne ivbie uwa. (1 Timoti 5:8) Sokpan ne ivbie uwa mieke na gha mwẹ oghọghọ, ọ khẹke ne uwa ma iran emwi nọ gha ye iran hoẹmwẹ Osanobua kevbe gha tie ẹmwẹ ọghẹe. (Ẹfisọs 6:4) Adeghẹ ivbuẹ na gha bẹghe ahoẹmwọmwa nu mwẹ da Osanobua, iran gha ye egbe ta ruẹ. Adeghẹ u na ye ẹmwẹ ọghe Osanobua gha dia ivbuẹ, ọ sẹtin ye iran gha mwẹ iziro nọma.—Tie Diuteronomi 6:4-7; Itan 22:6.

Ọ keghi maan ne emọ, deghẹ u na gha rhie igiọdu kevbe etian ne iran. Ọ khẹke na gha dia iran, kevbe na gha gbe iran hiẹn ọkhọ rre. Adeghẹ a na koko emọ vbe odẹ vberriọ, ọ gha lọghọ niran mwẹ obọ vbe uyinmwẹ nọ gha sie akhiẹ ye iran egbe. (Itan 22:15) Ọrheyerriọ, ọ ma khẹke nu gha dia iran vbe odẹ ọghe atosi kevbe ọkpankpan.—Tie Kọlose 3:21.

Avbe Osẹe Jehova keghi gbẹnẹ avbe ebe nibun na ru emwamwa rẹn, na ya ru iyobọ katekate nẹ evbibiemọ kevbe emọ. Avbe ebe na keghi hẹnhẹn egbe yan e Baibol.—Tie Psalm 19:7, 11.