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The Symbolism of the Jewish Wedding

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Just wondering do you think we will be receiving a heavenly wedding ring or is that an earthy tradition?


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We will receive a robe of white, a crown of life, and an immortal body free of disease and sin. The ring is earthy but symbolic. Most Jews gave the words Ani LeDodi VeDodi Li (I am my Beloved’s and my Beloved is mine) engraved on the rings. The Elul - spiritual service taken by Jews to draw near to G-d. :yahoo:


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Thank you, Tammie for sharing your study on the Jewish wedding.  Great info with the customs and symbolism ... I learned a lot. :good:


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I'll be looking for a robe and a ring!

That's what the prodigal son got.  Whether crowns, rewards, jewels or what have you, Indeed the bride of Christ shall somehow be distinguished from others.

Even though we shall eventually become the wife of Christ, the bride of Christ certainly speaks to that initial love affair!  Without spot, blemish or wrinkle.  Forever lovely in His eyes!

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The whole concept of marriage all together originated in the heart of the Father!  It was then given to men so that we could understand the depths of God's love for us.  This institution was present from day one.

The Father himself created Israel and then wed her!  The son was also given opportunity to secure a wife.

The whole idea of this type of lifelong dedication to only One, is not something that man would have designed for himself.  With only celibacy being the only greater dedication when directed towards God himself!

TR


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