In order for harmony to exist in the home, ____ order must be observed.

• A. God's
• B. Divine
• C. Moral
• D. Natural

Answer: (A)

Harmony in the home comes when we observe God’s order. God designed the family with a specific structure and roles, and living in line with that design brings peace, unity, and clear responsibilities. When the home follows His pattern—often described in Scripture as leadership with responsibility, partnership built on love and respect, and children under proper guidance—everyone knows what is expected, and decisions are made with God’s guidance. This alignment reduces confusion, power struggles, and friction, allowing the home to function smoothly and blessedly.

Divine order is related but less direct in emphasis on the personal source of authority in the home. Moral order focuses on right conduct but doesn’t by itself specify the family hierarchy. Natural order points to patterns in nature rather than to a God-centered family structure. Because the harmony described here rests on obedience to a God-appointed framework for the household, the concept of God’s order best captures the idea.