You’re still married without a ceremony in a synagogue. A wedding is a ceremony, but take care that I don’t play down the significance of a church wedding. Whether or not a marriage occurs in a church is indeed a marriage. A marriage does not require a wedding because whether it was in a church or not, it is still a marriage. Therefore, someone might inquire, “Why do Christians marry in church?”
For several occasions, Christians marry in church. You know that becoming a part of Christ’s Body means you have come together into new family and just about everything we do in the Church is connected. Even when you have a boy, you carry the child for loyalty to the church. This doesn’t mean that God won’t have his hand on Him until the day the boy is dedicated. There are symbolic objects.
We are instructed to do it as a way of life. Even a Christian who is in a position where no nearby congregation is and has not thus been to church does not suggest that he is not a Christian. But thus God wishes him to be a witness to Christ and therefore we help believers who are in no area where the local assembly begins. Call the Preacher and let him know that you don’t have a local assembly.
He’ll then teach you what to do and you’ll be the continuation of Christ’s flesh. The church is vital and we are attached. That’s why everything we do is connected to the church. That’s why you became a Christian. It’s not that if it does not happen in the church, God won’t accept your marriage. What if you were married before the Church started existing….See More
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