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Steven Kapp Perry - Neither the Man Without the Woman lyrics
"Let us plan for and teach and plead with our children to marry in the house of the Lord. Let us reaffirm more vigorously than we ever have in the past that it does matter where you marry and by what authority you are pronounced man and wife." (Howard W. Hunter, October conference, 2 Oct. 1994) "In the ordinances of the temple, the foundations of the eternal family are sealed in place. The Church has the responsibility--and the authority-- to preserve and protect the family as the foundation of society. The pattern for family life, instituted from before the foundation of the world, provides for children to be born to and nurtured by a father and mother who are husband and wife, lawfully married. Parenthood is a sacred obligation and privilege, with children welcomed as a 'heritage of the Lord.' (Psalm 127:3)" (Howard W. Hunter, October conference, 1 Oct. 1994) Soloists: Steven Kapp Perry & Johanne Fréchette Perry After all our life and love together, years of being faithful, being true, after all our struggles, our hoping and our dreaming, what will be the meaning when it's through? Now we take our journey up together, stepping through a door to something new! Now we will discover the meaning of forever, knowing that the fullness is for two. Neither the man without the woman, neither the woman without the man, we will go on -- finding at last what all love songs reach for but never can grasp! Life and love on earth are but a shadow of heavenly things our eyes cannot yet yet see. Still I know for certain beyond that final curtain for heave to be heaven it must be -- (repeat chorus) This is the life of our Father and Mother -- meant for their children too. Their lives and their loves expanding forever, a covenant made everlastingly new! (repeat chorus) |
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