The author of the book of Genesis points out that, man and woman were created for marriage stating that: “A man leaves his father and his mother and cleaves to his wife, and they become one flesh.” (Gen 2:24). This statement opens the great creative perspective of human existence, which is always renewed by means of procreation, which is self-reproduction.Also, it is rooted in the consciousness of mankind and also in the particular understanding of the nuptial meaning of the body, with its masculinity and femininity. In this sense, one can argue that, through the union of male and female is the foundation of sacramentality of marriage. Man appears in the visible world as the highest expression of the divine gift, because he bears within himself