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Cord of Three Strands

weddingWhen two hearts come before the Lord
And marriage vows are spoken
Their two lives are twined into
A cord not to be broken.

How wise the two who add onto
This cord that they’ve begun
A third strand—that of Jesus
Who binds them into one.

This three strand cord includes the Lord
Though tested be its strength
It shall not break, but shall endure
Their union’s entire length.


A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.
—Ecclesiastes 4:12


 
 

About the Author

Jan Lutz is a retired educator who enjoys creative writing. Her writing has been published in The Lutheran Journal, Lutheran Digest, Lutheran Women's Quarterly, Lutheran Message, The Catholic Yearbook, and Open Minds Quarterly. Among her other interests are Bible study, vocal music, playing organ, reading, sewing, and crafting. Jan and her husband Marvin have been married for 38 years. They have five adult children and two grandsons. It is her prayer that her writing may bless those who read it. Jan can be contacted at janmarielu@hotmail.com.

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