Grailhunter
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Back during the time of the Hebrews before the law covenant the wedding itself, the central and characteristic feature was the solemn bringing of the bride from her father’s home to her husband’s home on the date agreed upon, in which act the significance of marriage as representing admission of the bride into the family of her husband found expression. (Matthew 1:24) This constituted the wedding in patriarchal days before the Law. There was no religious ceremony or form, and no priest or clergyman officiated or validated the marriage. The bridegroom took the bride to his house or to the tent or house of his parents. The matter was publicly made known, acknowledged, and recorded, and the marriage was binding.(Genesis 24:67)
Wrong again....find what Christ was talking about in Matthew....in the Old Testament.
67 Isaac brought her into the tent of his mother Sarah, and he married Rebekah. So she became his wife, and he loved her; and Isaac was comforted after his mother’s death......that is kinda kinky.....took her into his mother's tent and had sex with her.
You can read about what people did at a marriage celebration, but no Mosaic Law requiring a wedding ceremony or a celebration.
Some of it was just as simple as....a man "took" a wife....and that means sex.
I would say you need to do a study on marriage....but that ain't enough.