6 responses to “What You Never Knew About Pre-colonial Wedding Traditions in Africa”

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   @2nacheki

   July 21, 2024

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   @jubilee2121

   July 21, 2024

   Where exactly in the Bible does it say women are supposed to be heard and not seen? And I think you said that backwards but either way… the Bible says the husband and wife should submit to one another. It says for husbands to live their wives and Christ loves the church. It also says that the woman was created from the rib of a man but men are created through the womb of the woman, therefore no one can boast over the other.

   I believe the verse you are referencing speaks about how women should be silent in the church and if they have questions they should ask their husbands. This falls in line with the man being the head of the woman and Christ being the head of the man. This is the natural order of things. If you are going to throw salt on the Bible just know you are only providing flavor…

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   @Jaffar741

   July 21, 2024

   As for me its a traditional wedding

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   @jujununya9182

   July 21, 2024

   The bible NEVER said a woman should be heard and seen. That's a flat out LIE! I was with you until you said that foolishness. Good bye. Unsubscribing!

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   @Catlily5

   July 21, 2024

   Many cultures all over the world used to marry young. People often led a shorter life and you didn't need as much education to do well back then.

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   @PEACEHEMANT

   July 21, 2024

   Christianity (west) has destroyed rich native cultures of east and africa. we need to revive our cultures.

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