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Adventistische Schriften über: "What is a wedding?"
Answer
A wedding is the divinely instituted union of a man and a woman, whose origin is in Eden and which was blessed as a holy institution by Christ. The purpose of marriage is to populate the earth, make people happy, and establish families that serve as symbols of the heavenly family. Marriage is understood as a lifelong learning task, characterized by mutual love, harmony, and respect.
Divine Origin of Marriage
»Marriage, like the Sabbath, is of divine origin and was instituted in Eden.«
Marriage as a Holy Institution
»Marriage has received Christ's blessing and should be regarded as a holy institution. God ordered that man and woman be united in holy marriage to establish families that would be crowned with honor, symbols of the family in heaven.«
Purpose of the Marriage
»Populating the earth and making people happy were therefore the Creator's goals in instituting marriage.«
Marriage as a Lifelong Learning Task
»Gaining a proper understanding of the marital relationship is a lifelong work. Those who marry enter a school from which they will never be dismissed in this life.«
Harmony and Love in Marriage
»God has ordained that perfect love and harmony should prevail among those who enter marriage. The wife should respect and honor her husband, and the husband should love and cherish his wife.«
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