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What does the Bible say about marriage and its significance?

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The Bible honors marriage as an institution ordained by God, reflecting the mystical union between Christ and His Church (Hebrews 13:4).

The Bible teaches that marriage is an honorable estate, instituted by God for man's benefit, signifying the mystical union between Christ and His Church. Being present at a marriage was among the first public acts of Jesus' ministry, indicating how highly He values this sacred institution. Scripture refers to marriage as honorable in all, emphasizing that it should be treated with respect and reverence. It points to a time of rejoicing and allows for lawful merriment, as true religion is intended to increase joy and happiness among men.
Scripture References: Hebrews 13:4, Ephesians 5:30-32

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One Flesh
Paul Pendleton · Mar 6, 2022
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