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What does Scripture say about the permanence of marriage?

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Scripture affirms the permanence of marriage, stating that a husband and wife become one flesh in a covenant that should not be broken (Matthew 19:6).

The Bible presents marriage as a lifelong commitment, emphasizing its permanence in passages like Matthew 19:6, where Jesus declares that what God has joined together, no man should separate. This teaching highlights that marriage is not simply a social contract but a sacred covenant ordained by God. The union of husband and wife is designed to reflect Christ's unwavering commitment to His church, reinforcing that the marriage bond is intended to last until death. This calls for diligence in maintaining the marriage relationship, pursuing reconciliation, and living out the vows made before God.
Scripture References: Matthew 19:6

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Christ's Word on Divorce
Clay Curtis · Feb 28, 2016
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