In verse 11, Lehi spoke to his family about the Jews’
dwindling in unbelief. Similarly,
marriages don’t always just fail. The
strength in them dwindles away a little at a time. By the same token, the strength in marriage isn’t
at full strength in the beginning, either.
It develops a little at a time. A
marriage is a living thing that requires nourishment. The best way to nourish a marriage was
“prepared for all…from the foundation of the world” (verse 18). It is to rely on the gospel of the Redeemer
(see verse 6).
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