[b]A new groom was left shocked after realizing his bride is actually his biological grand daughter .The couple made the shocking discovery three months after tying the knot while flicking through a photo album when they realized the man’s estranged son was also the bride’s father. According to the man,his first wife took all his children away and despite employing private investigators to find them,he never did . He then married a second wife and had more children but got divorced again.Years later, he won millions of dollars in a lottery and his life changed.He realized he was lonely because the only ones who visited were his ex wife and children who always asked for money . He then signed up to a dating site where he met his new wife who turned out to be his granddaughter. The man, who doesn’t want to be named, proposed his grandaughter on New Year’s Eve after they met through an online dating website. But the 68-year-old millionaire has said he has no plans to divorce his 24-year-old wife because he already has two failed marriages behind him. He told Florida Sun Post: “It was like a sense of deja vu, but at the time I couldn’t figure out why she seemed so familiar.” Three months after they tied the knot, the couple reportedly discovered their family connection while looking through family pictures. The bride said: “When I saw my father in that photo album, I just felt an overwhelming sense of despair.”Shockingly, the pair have no plans to divorce and will instead try to make their marriage work. The man said: “ I’ve already had two failed marriages, and I’m determined not to have a third.” His bride added: “Every couple is different and special in their own ways. I feel our bond is so strong that even something like this is not enough to make us give up.”[/b]

We are all related somehow and somewhere. Read the 1st five books of the old testament.

Hahaha... Lacking word to say...lets try this.. AWKWARD.

Oops

end tym marriage

Will divorce solve the problem?

If Abraham married his father's daughter, Sarah, and we are still blessed, what's the issue with a man marrying his grand daughter?

Incest was once a honorable thing.

nawaoooooo

menxer:
Will divorce solve the problem?

If Abraham married his father's daughter, Sarah, and we are still blessed, what's the issue with a man marrying his grand daughter?

Incest was once a honorable thing.

hmmmm

This is wrong on so many levels

Opistorincos:
This is wrong on so many levels

really expansiate

People fail to realise that in the olden times, there weren't so many people to choose from as regards a marriage partner.



How many people dey world that time? Maybe a thousand.

But after awhile sef in those olden times, it became forbidden to marry close relatives.

True story.

Leviticus 18:6-18.

So, what are you saying?

jashar:
People fail to realise that in the olden times, there weren't so many people to choose from as regards a marriage partner.



How many people dey world that time? Maybe a thousand.

But after awhile sef in those olden times, it became forbidden to marry close relatives.

True story.

Leviticus 18:6-18.

So, what are you saying?

so u will do the same?

Vaxt:
so u will do the same?

Maybe I wasn't clear. No.



I was talking about those people citing people inter marrying within the same family.

jashar:


Maybe I wasn't clear. No.



I was talking about those people citing people inter marrying within the same family.

ok

When an old man decides to marry someone way younger than himself.

Awkward!

menxer:
Will divorce solve the problem?

If Abraham married his father's daughter, Sarah, and we are still blessed, what's the issue with a man marrying his grand daughter?

Incest was once a honorable thing.

Stop being a pervert. Sarah was his cousin, not sister. Incest has always and will always be an abomination.

Ishilove:

Stop being a pervert. Sarah was his cousin, not sister. Incest has always and will always be an abomination.

Name calling will not erase what is written in the Bible, neither what you choose to ignore or demonize.
Post your reference where it says "cousin"

Genesis 20:12

New International Version
Besides, she really is my sister, the daughter of my father though not of my mother; and she became my wife.

New Living Translation
And she really is my sister, for we both have the same father, but different mothers. And I married her.

English Standard Version
Besides, she is indeed my sister, the daughter of my father though not the daughter of my mother, and she became my wife.

New American Standard Bible
"Besides, she actually is my sister, the daughter of my father, but not the daughter of my mother, and she became my wife;

King James Bible
And yet indeed she is my sister; she is the daughter of my father, but not the daughter of my mother; and she became my wife.

menxer:


Name calling will not erase what is written in the Bible, neither what you choose to ignore or demonize.
Post your reference where it says "cousin"

Genesis 20:12

New International Version
Besides, she really is my sister, the daughter of my father though not of my mother; and she became my wife.

New Living Translation
And she really is my sister, for we both have the same father, but different mothers. And I married her.

English Standard Version
Besides, she is indeed my sister, the daughter of my father though not the daughter of my mother, and she became my wife.

New American Standard Bible
"Besides, she actually is my sister, the daughter of my father, but not the daughter of my mother, and she became my wife;

King James Bible
And yet indeed she is my sister; she is the daughter of my father, but not the daughter of my mother; and she became my wife.

The terms “sister” and “brother” are used freely in the Bible, just as the terms “father” and “son.” Jesus, for example, was the “son” (i.e., descendant) of David (Matt. 21:15).

“Sister” means a near relative, but it does not as such indicate the degree of nearness we understand by the word “sister.” Lot, Abraham’s nephew, is called a “brother” (Gen. 14:12, 16). Likewise, “daughter” can mean granddaughter or great granddaughter.
Considering the age to which Abraham lived (hundreds of years before Moses, Gen. 25:7), it is possible that he married only a granddaughter on his father’s side, or even a niece or grand niece.

In any event, there is no proof that Abraham’s marriage to Sarah violated any existing incest law.

Ishilove:

The terms “sister” and “brother” are used freely in the Bible, just as the terms “father” and “son.” Jesus, for example, was the “son” (i.e., descendant) of David (Matt. 21:15).

“Sister” means a near relative, but it does not as such indicate the degree of nearness we understand by the word “sister.” Lot, Abraham’s nephew, is called a “brother” (Gen. 14:12, 16). Likewise, “daughter” can mean granddaughter or great granddaughter.
Considering the age to which Abraham lived (hundreds of years before Moses, Gen. 25:7), it is possible that he married only a granddaughter on his father’s side, or even a niece or grand niece.

In any event, there is no proof that Abraham’s marriage to Sarah violated any existing incest law.

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Ishilove:

The terms “sister” and “brother” are used freely in the Bible, just as the terms “father” and “son.” Jesus, for example, was the “son” (i.e., descendant) of David (Matt. 21:15).

“Sister” means a near relative, but it does not as such indicate the degree of nearness we understand by the word “sister.” Lot, Abraham’s nephew, is called a “brother” (Gen. 14:12, 16). Likewise, “daughter” can mean granddaughter or great granddaughter.
Considering the age to which Abraham lived (hundreds of years before Moses, Gen. 25:7), it is possible that he married only a granddaughter on his father’s side, or even a niece or grand niece.

In any event, there is no proof that Abraham’s marriage to Sarah violated any existing incest law.

What are you arguing?
What does the daughter of my father mean?

In your mind, you think the Hebrew language, as complex as it is, does not differentiate between brother, son, nephew, grandson, etc?
SMH

Please don't be blinded by what you want to believe.