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thanks alot.

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mp3speaker.gifChristian wedding rings

Question: "Should married Christians wear wedding rings?"

Answer:
The Bible gives no indication that finger rings were used as betrothal or nuptial rings. The signet ring is the earliest type of ring mentioned in the Bible. In fact, when Abraham’s servant found Rebekah, he gave her a nose ring to claim her as Isaac’s bride (Genesis 24:22)! When Tamar disguised herself as a harlot to entice her father-in-law, Judah, she asked him for his signet, cord, and staff as a pledge of his promise to send her "a kid from the flock" (Genesis 38:17-19). Jeremiah informs us that the Israelites wore the signet ring on the right hand (Jeremiah 22:24). The signet ring was used to seal various contracts. It was a symbol of authority, dignity, and social status (James 2:2). Pharaoh gave his signet ring to Joseph as a symbol of authority (Genesis 41:42). Likewise, Ahasuerus gave his signet to Haman to seal a royal decree (Esther 3:10, 12). Upon his return, the prodigal son received a ring from his father as a symbol of dignity and restored position (Luke 15:22).

The finger rings mentioned in the Bible are signet rings used as symbols of authority and dignity. The Romans are credited for pioneering the use of the signet ring as a betrothal ring. The Jews and the Christians borrowed the practice from the Romans. Since the betrothal ceremony usually involved the groom giving a sum of money or a valuable object to the bride, it was a natural transition to make this object a ring.

The wedding or marriage ring came into use in Christian ceremonies in the 9th century AD. The custom of wearing the wedding ring on the fourth finger of the left hand is based upon a romantic, although unscientific, Greek fable that the artery from that finger flows directly to the heart. However and whenever the custom of the wedding band developed, it is seen today as a symbol of an unending commitment to the marriage relationship. As such, it certainly has a biblical basis in that marriage is to be a lifetime commitment (Romans 7:2). This is not to say that wearing a wedding ring is a requirement for married Christians. But wedding rings are a beautiful reminder of the marriage covenant and, by extension, the covenant of Christ with His bride—the redeemed for whom He died.

http://www.gotquestions.org/Christian-wedding-rings.html

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There is no commandment in the Bible for or against wedding rings, so wearing a wedding ring is a matter of personal preference.

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6 hours ago, shiloh357 said:

There is no commandment in the Bible for or against wedding rings, so wearing a wedding ring is a matter of personal preference.

Correct. If anything, there is more to support the wearing of these rings than not.

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6 hours ago, shiloh357 said:

There is no commandment in the Bible for or against wedding rings, so wearing a wedding ring is a matter of personal preference.

That is true. It is a choice.

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10 minutes ago, Ezra said:

Correct. If anything, there is more to support the wearing of these rings than not.

That is true except for an occupational hazard.

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Blessings saintman

      The best way to know if something is "pleasing & acceptable" to our Heavenly Father ,is to ask Him     That is one of the beautiful,incredible,magnificent,Blessings of living a more Abundant life in Christ Jesus,there is no need to go to the high priests,teachers of the Law or anywhere else because the veil has been torn in two,we enter into the Holy of Holies ,in the Presence of God and talk to Him ourselves,our Heavenly Father ,all because of what our Lord & Savior has already done for us

      We live by the Grace of God,in His Righteousness,not needing anyone else's approval but Gods,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,one denomination teaches you should not wear any kind of jewelry,another teaches to regard certain pieces of jewelry(crosses,angel pins,beads) as Holy,as an individual ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,it is all a matter of the heart and what God instructs YOU to do ,,,,,,you must ask & He Will lead,guide & directv you

     Why do people where crosses around their neck? To protect them,to honor God,to adorn themselves?Personally,,I wear a cross as a Ministry opportunity & it keeps "me" in check,,,,,,,,,,I'm telling the world "I am a Christian",believe me I am always aware of that cross hanging around my neck & many times it has helped me to be on my best behavior because of WHO I am representing,,,,,,it is a matter of the heart,without a word I am always proclaiming that I am a Believer,,,,,,,,the cross around my neck has started many a conversation,I'll use anything I can for an oppourtunity to spread the Gospel

     Wearing a wedding ring is really the same thing,without saying a word you are letting everyone know"I am married"  TAKEN,OFF the MARKET-lol   I think if someone desires a $25,000 engagement ring then they have their priorities out of order & and very carnal minded,focused on the things of this world   The ring is supposed to signify  & represent "the promise:",nothing more,nothing less,,,,,,,,,,,,,I don't thing the "engagement" ring should be anything more than that & some people do this customarily or traditionally,is it wrong?I don't think so   I think it is fine

     The wedding ring is also traditional or a custom,it has nothing to do with anything that God put in place or is against & I think it is a personal preference,,,,,,,,,I stick to one practice,consult with God on all matters,,,,,,,,,,,I wear a wedding ring ,I never take it off,it is an outward declaration of who I am,Mrs So & So,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,that's it imo                                               With love-in Christ,Kwik

   

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I'm sorry I do not mean to sound rude but why are you asking such a question?

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23 hours ago, thesaintman999 said:

thanks alot.

My husband was a barber.  He didn't wear his ring when he worked because he was always washing his hands and the soap and water got trapped under his ring and would cause his finger to become very raw and sore.  He did wear it when we went out.  I never took mine off.  He has been gone eight years now and I have just begun to not wear mine when I"m out. However there are times when I do wear it.  And no there is nothing in the Bible about it.  The person knows they are married and they shouldn't need a ring to remind them.  

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My husband refused to wear a wedding ring.

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