《圣经》结婚誓词圣经原话是什么？

圣经结婚誓词圣经原话：

牧师问新郎。

（新郎名）你愿意在这个神圣的婚礼中接受（新娘名）作为你合法的妻子，一起生活在上帝的指引下吗？你愿意从今以后爱着她，尊敬她，安慰她，关爱她并且在你们的有生之年不另作他想，忠诚对待她吗？

新郎：我愿意。

牧师问新娘。

（新娘名）你愿意在这个神圣的婚礼中接受（新郎名）作为你合法的丈夫，一起生活在上帝的指引下吗？你愿意从今以后爱着她，尊敬她，安慰她，关爱她并且在你们的有生之年不另作他想，忠诚对待她吗？

新娘：我愿意。

牧师结婚誓词完整中文：

爱是恒久忍耐，又有恩慈。爱是不嫉妒。爱是不自夸。不张狂。不作害羞的事。不求自己的益处。不轻易发怒。不计算人的恶。不喜欢不义。只喜欢真理。凡事包容。凡事相信。凡事盼望。凡事忍耐。爱是永不止息。

牧师：让我们为这对新人祈祷，当他们宣读结婚宣言的时候。

主啊，当（新郎名）(新娘名）选择彼此的时候，请帮助他们并且祝福他们的爱是纯洁的，他们的誓言是真诚的。我主耶稣，阿门。

（牧师：朝向新郎领引他宣读誓词）。

我（新郎名）接受你（新娘名）成为我的合法妻子，从今以后永远拥有你，无论环境是好是坏，是富贵是贫贱，是健康是疾病，我都会爱你，尊敬你并且珍惜你，直到死亡将我们分开。我向上帝宣誓，并向他保证我对你的神圣誓言。

（牧师：朝向新娘领引她宣读誓词）。

我（新娘名）接受你（新郎名）成为我的合法丈夫，从今以后永远拥有你，无论环境是好是坏，是富贵是贫贱，是健康是疾病，我都会爱你，尊敬你并且珍惜你，直到死亡将我们分开。

噢，我查了查，应该是可以的，规定是天主教的神父和高级神职人员不能结婚。拉尔夫是神父。基督教的叫牧师，可以结婚的。新教的都可以结婚，但是新教不喜欢priest这个词，他们认为“人人都是祭祀”。我了解的也就这些了，了解到新的请告诉我～

天主教中所有神职人员都是不能结婚的。新教中的牧师才能结婚。你的概念不是很清楚，我来解释一下。牧师这个词，专指新教中的传教士，自20世纪，在新教中女性也开始可以担任牧师职务，他们都是可以结婚的。这个规定是自新教之父 马丁路德 开始的，他在改革后与修女 保拉 结了婚。天主教中的神职人员自始只能由男性担任，因为，据本人的理解，耶稣当时也有女信徒跟随，但在最后的晚餐上，耶稣交托十二使徒传教重任时，并没有也把这任务交给他的女信徒们。但在天主教中女性信徒当然也可以通过其他许多种方式来实现她的信仰，信仰程度与传教与否是没有关系的。天主教中的神职人员的等级从小到大为：神父，主教，大主教，枢机主教（红衣主教），教皇。主教是一个教区的首长；大主教是数个教区组成的教省的首长；枢机主教的位置仅次于教皇，他们协助教皇管理事务。教皇只能从这些枢机主教中选举产生。目前全世界共有枢机主教193位，他们必须都是由教皇亲自任命的。

下面是两种婚礼上牧师的讲话稿，可供参考

Religious Wedding Ceremony Script Example

Welcome

Minister: Dear family and friends, on behalf of (Bride’s and Groom’s Names) I welcome all of you for this marriage celebration We are here today to encourage, celebrate and support the covenant these two people (Bride’s and Groom’s Names), beloved to us, now make and to share in the joy that (Bride’s and Groom’s Names) are feeling as they pledge their love and commitment to each other We rejoice and celebrate in the ways life has led them to each other and got them to the place where they now stand

Intentions

Minister: (To the groom), the woman who stands by your side is going to be your wife She will look to you for comfort, for support, for love, for understanding, for encouragement, and for protection You must never take her for granted, and always stand by her for good or ill

Groom: Today in presence of God and family and friends, I join my life with yours Wherever you go, I will goWhatever you face, I will face For good times or bad times, in happiness or sadness, come riches or poverty, I take you as my wife

Minister: (To the bride), the man who stands by your side is going to be your husband He will look to you for comfort, for support, for love, for understanding, for encouragement, and for protection You must never take him for granted, and always stand by him for good or ill

Bride: Today in presence of God and family and friends, I join my life with yours Wherever you go, I will go Whatever you face, I will face For good times or bad times, in happiness or sadness, come riches or poverty, I take you as my husband

Minister: In the Bible, Paul wrote beautifully about the power of love in his 1st book of letters to the Corinthians, Chapter 13

"If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal

And if I have prophetic powers, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing

If I give away all I have, and if I deliver my body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing

Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrong, but rejoices in the right

Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things

Love never ends; as for prophecies, they will pass away; as for tongues, they will cease; as for knowledge, it will pass away For our knowledge is imperfect and our prophecy is imperfect; but when the perfect comes, the imperfect will pass away

When I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child; when I became a man, I gave up childish ways For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face Now I know in part; then I shall understand fully, even as I have been fully understood

So faith, hope, love abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love"

Marriage Vows

Minister: (To the Broom) Since it is your intention to marry, join your right hands and declare your consent Do you take (Bride's Name) to be your lawful wedded wife to have and behold from this day on, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, as long as you both shall live

Groom: I Do

Minister: (To the Bride) Do you take (Groom's Name) to be your lawful wedded husband, to have and behold from this day on, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, as long as you both shall live

Bride: I Do

Exchange of Rings

Minister: The wedding ring symbolizes unity, a circle unbroken, without beginning or end And today (Bride's and Groom's Names) exchange these rings as confirmation of their vows to join their lives, to work at all times to create a life that is complete and unbroken, and to love each other without end May the Lord bless these rings which you give to each other as the symbol of your love and fidelity

(To the groom), take this ring and place it on finger, and state your pledge to her, repeating after me:

"With this ring I thee wed

I offer you my hand, and my heart as I know they will be safe with you

All that I am I give to you and all that I have I share with you"

(To the bride), take this ring and place it on finger, and state your pledge to him, repeating after me:

"With this ring I thee wed

I offer you my hand, and my heart as I know they will be safe with you

All that I am I give to you and all that I have I share with you"

Closing

Minister: (Bride’s and Groom’s Names) you have given and pledged your promises to each other, and have declared your everlasting love by exchanging the rings Your vows may have been spoken in minutes, but your promises to each other will last until your last breath As have pledged themselves to meet sorrow and happiness as one family before God and this community of friends, I now pronounce them husband and wife You may kiss your bride

Minister: Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you Mr and Mrs (Last Name)

Non Religious Wedding Ceremony Script Example

Welcome

Justice of the Peace: Ladies and Gentlemen, today we have gathered together to celebrate the marriage of (Bride name) and (Groom name) Marriage is the promise between two people who love each other, who trust that love, who honor one another as individuals in that togetherness, and who wish to spend rest of their lives together It enables the two separate souls to share their desires, longings, dreams, and memories, their joys and sorrows, and to help each other through all uncertainties of life

Justice of the Peace: "Marriage has certain qualities of contract, in which two people take on the housekeeping tasks of living together, to enhance life’s joy

However, marriage is more than a contract Marriage is commitment to take that joy deep, deeper than happiness, deep into the discovery of who you most truly are It is a commitment to a spiritual journey, to a life of becoming - in which joy can comprehend despair, running through rivers of pain into joy again

And thus marriage is even deeper than commitment It is a covenant - a covenant that says:

I love you I trust you I will be here for you when you are hurting, and when I am hurting, I will not leave

It is a covenant intended not to provide haven from pain or from anger and sorrow Life offers no such haven Instead, marriage is intended to provide a sanctuary safe enough to risk loving, to risk living and sharing from the center of oneself This is worth everything" ~ Margaret A Keip

Intentions

Justice of the Peace: (Bride's and Groom's Names), will you take (Bride's and Groom's Names), to be your husband/wife Will you love him/her, comfort him/her, honor and protect him/her and forsaking all others to be faithful to him/her until death do you apart

Groom: I Do

Bride: I Do

Marriage Vows

Justice of the Peace: (To the Bride and Groom), repeat after me:

I, (Bride name)/(Groom name) take you (Bride name)/(Groom name) to be my (husband/wife), and my better I will take care and cherish our relationship and love you today, tomorrow, and forever I will always be open, honest, and faithful to you I take you for my (husband/wife), to have and to hold from this day on, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish for all the days of my life and until my last breath

Exchange of Rings

Justice of the Peace: (To the Bride and Groom), repeat after me:

This ring, which has no beginning and no end, symbolizes the love and trust between us that will never cease May its presence on your hand remind you of my love and vow I place it on your finger as a visible sign of the promises which have made us husband and wife

Justice of the Peace: Until now (Bride name) and (Groom name) have spent each moment of their lives as separate individuals But from this day on, and every day after their each moment shall be shared and spent as one By the power enthroned in me by the state of, I now pronounce you husband and wife You may now kiss your bride

Justice of the Peace: Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you Mr and Mrs (Last Name)