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Ch. 5: Engagement Wedding Rings

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God our love continue ever,
That we in heaven may live together.
Weare me out, love shall not waste, Love beyond lyvie still is placed.
Weare this text, and when you looke Uppon your finger, sweare by th' booke.
There is no other, and I am he, That loves no other, and thou art she.
Eye doth find, heart doth choose, Faith doth bind, death doth loose.
As God hath made my chyce in thee, So move thy heart to comfort me;
God y* hath kept thy heart for mee, Grant that our love may faithful bee.
Fear ye the Lord then rest content, So shall we live and not repent.
Divinely knit by grace are wee,
Late two, now one, ye pledge here see. 1657.
Breake not thy vow to please the eye, But keepe thy love, so live and dye.
Love thy chast wife beyond thy life. 1601. I love the rod and thee and God. 1646. Pray to love; love to pray. 1649. More weare—more wear. 1652. Endless as this shall be our bliss. 1719. Be truly wise lest death surprise. Live in love and fear the Lord. Godly love will not remove.
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