The Marriage Prayer
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The Marriage Prayer
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Father, I said till
Death do us part
I want to mean it
with all of my heart
Help me to love you
more than I love her
then I know I can
love her more
than anyone else
And bring her (him) in
Your presence today
Make her (him) what
You want her (him) to be
I pray to hear her (his) heart
I pray she'll (he'll) love you more
I pray to cherish (strengthen)
and serve her (him)
And we'll bring you glory today
I pray, I pray (This is my prayer, Amen)
Father, I said till
death do us part
I want to mean it
With all of my heart
Help me to love You
More than I love him
Then I know I can
Love him more
Than anyone else
Lord, help me love her
As You love the Church, your bride
Help me submit to him
As I submit to You, my life
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