Apostle Suleiman just changed our whole thinking about "For better for worse" marriage vow

If you are used to attending Nigeria weddings you will be familiar with many Marriage quotes like "for better for worse", "till death do us apart" and many quotes you can think of that are normally used in Nigeria wedding.

But this particular marriage quote that Apostle Suleiman used his God giving the wisdom to change the way most Pastor and any other person's ways of saying it hit me hard and am left in so amazing moment, like "how did he come up with that".



According to science, no. Historically, large studies show that, on average, married people report greater happiness later in life than unmarried people. Separated and divorced people tend to fall into a less-happy bucket, while the never-married and widowed fall someplace in between. Studies also report upticks in happiness in the lead-up to weddings and just after—the so-called “honeymoon effect”—though this benefit to happiness gradually wanes to slightly above pre-wedding levels over time.






So, if Married people are to live together forever and one Pastor come by wishing them "for better for worse" before I wouldn't say this but how do wish two in-love couple "for better for worse" why not use the rechanged quote invented by Apostle Suleiman "for better for best". I think with the way this world is going and the divorce rate in the world this will serve as a stepping stone to all Marriage.

Lastly, in my Church we were told when praying for Marriage, we should pray with our eyes closed to not to be deceived by the physical appearance.
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