Detailed Summary for [Question And Answers On Marriage (PART 12)]
Summary

Pastor Kenneth Afari discusses the perception of marriage as a contract versus a divine institution, emphasizing that marriage is not a business venture but a union established by God.

Love and companionship, as originally intended by God, are the true foundations of marriage, not contractual agreements.
He stresses that treating one's spouse with love and respect is crucial, as God will not favor those who maltreat their partners.

Highlights
Marriage should not be viewed as a mere contract but as a sacred institution based on God's law.
Some people see marriage as a business venture and a contract between two individuals.
He emphasizes the importance of following God's law in marriage. and certificates are seen as a testimony of marriage, not just a contract.
         
Marriage is not meant to be a contract but a testimony and companionship established by God.
Marriage certificates serve as testimony, not a contract.

The concept of marriage was established by God for companionship, not as a contractual agreement.
Marriage is about companionship and testimony, not a legal contract.
         
The invisible injection of affinity, the Power of Love, is the basis of marriage, as seen when God created woman from man in Adam's sleep.
Affinity, the power of love, was invisibly injected into the hearts of man and woman during creation.
This invisible power became the foundation of marriage between man and woman.
The concept of "Love at First Sight" is mentioned as a powerful force that science cannot explain.
       
Marriage is a divine institution based on God's law, not worldly wealth or status.
The foundation of marriage dates from Adam's time.
Marriage should not be based on material wealth but on a deep bond and love.
When God's law is the basis of marriage, there is a higher chance of success compared to human institutions.

God's intention for marriage was for love to constitute marriage before bringing forth children, emphasizing the importance of legitimate love and marriage in producing children.

God intended for Adam and Eve to replenish the Earth through legitimate marriage.
God's plan was for conception to occur only within the bounds of marriage.
Single parenthood without a spouse goes against God's plan for marriage and childbearing.
The Apostle Paul emphasized the importance of honorable marriage in the Christian church.
         
The importance of honoring and loving one's spouse according to the law of God is emphasized.
God is the founder of marriage and expects love and understanding between husband and wife.
Maltreating one's spouse can lead to prayers being hindered.
Failure to honor and love one's spouse can have adverse effects on the relationship with God.
The responsibility to maintain love and respect for one's spouse is emphasized.
         
The importance of treating one's wife well according to God's law in Christian marriages.
God's law emphasizes the need to love, honor, and live with one's wife.
Treating one's wife well leads to favor from God, while mistreatment can result in consequences.
The intention of Adam and Eve's relationship should be maintained in marriage.
Failure to treat one's wife well may result in prayers being cut off.
         
Jesus Christ challenged the law on adultery by questioning the absence of the man in the situation.
Jesus Christ highlighted the unfair treatment of women under the law of Moses.
He emphasizes the importance of honoring women in marriage according to God's law.
Following the law of marriage is stressed as a way to receive blessings from God.

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