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{{bl| ELTBefore Tet ט }}The ''ט'' (Tet) symbolizes the fulfillment of marriage on earth and also represents teaching and doctrine. The Hebrew word for marriage is closely related to the concept of teaching. In this way, Christ, as the Bridegroom, teaches His bride, the church. Here are some Bible verses that show how Christ teaches His bride: | {{bl| ELTBefore Tet ט }} | ||
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The ''ט'' (Tet) symbolizes the fulfillment of marriage on earth and also represents teaching and doctrine. The Hebrew word for marriage is closely related to the concept of teaching. In this way, Christ, as the Bridegroom, teaches His bride, the church. Here are some Bible verses that show how Christ teaches His bride: | |||
=== Verses Showing Christ Teaches His Bride === | === Verses Showing Christ Teaches His Bride === | ||
