1. The Proclamation begins with ". . marriage between a man and a woman is ordained of God . . " The indefinite article "a" cannot be modified to mean more than one. Since the remainder of the Proc uses "man and woman" the addition of "a" in the first paragraph indicates intent to make that clear from the get go.
However, I continually see those that would like to see the Proc canonized also say that polygyny, or "marriage between a man and many women" awaits us in heaven. (The stock w
Juliann -- I get what you are saying about not having a modern prophet confirming the practice of polygamy in the eternities. So, when you look at the sealing ordinance as currently practiced, how do you explain that? Going back to the Pres. Nelson example: will either Wendy or Dantzel have to choose someone else in the next life?