This is your train of thought:
Are you going through a manic episode? I'm putting you on ignore for a while. I'm going to stay on topic in this thread.

Should the 'end times' actually be...preparing for your divorce?
Isn't marriage meant to be 'the beginning times'?
It doesn't follow logically what anyone says about 'the end times'.
Also BTW Lynx has mentioned how his parents divorced and thats his experience of marriage. Not everyone's parents had a happy marriage or stayed faithful to each other and adultery or abuse doesn't mean we are called to bondage.
There's no such thing as the 'end times' as you understand it.
Because your understanding makes no sense.
When you die, its the end time for your body,/flesh but it's the beginnng of eternity for your spiritual life.
The marriage Jesus was talking about was Israel being married to the land God had promised them all along.
He made an eternal covenant. Don't people remember this in the Bible. His chosen broke it though time and again. God was patient, He knew they'd come round and repent but He had to send Jesus to do so, to warn them and show them what it meant in terms of spiritual life and entrance into the Kingdom of Heaven.
What the Bible/God asks us to do is keep the faith, and doing the good works He prepared for us to do. Nothing more, nothing less.
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Key Meanings
- Hephzibah: A Hebrew name meaning "My delight is in her".
- Beulah: A Hebrew word meaning "married".
- The Land Married: It signifies that the physical land of Israel will no longer lie wasted, abandoned, or cursed. Instead, it will be intimately cared for, owned, blessed, and protected by God, reflecting a joyful reunion akin to a bridegroom rejoicing over a bride. [1, 2, 3, 4]
You, in this sense, is Judah i.e Jewish people. Remember house of Israel and house of Judah - the Kingdoms had split into two. They had divorced!
Basically the Kingdoms had committed adultery with other gods, instead of staying faithful to God Almighty.
Anyway people are seemingly mixing up earthly marriage with Biblical marriage which was as God described in his covenant, which was essentially signed in BLOOD and eternal. Sacrifice is needed.
I don't know if singing to God is the worship he requires certainly churches practice this often enough, but its true in religious ceremonial weddings there is often music. You won't get that in a courthouse 'wedding'.
And dancing..and wine.
Are you going through a manic episode? I'm putting you on ignore for a while. I'm going to stay on topic in this thread.