The complete edition of the Talmud was produced by Daniel Bomber, a Christian, in 1520-30, utilizing the 1484 and 1519 printings by Joshua and Gershom Soncino. Most Talmuds in use today are copies of the famous Vilna Talmud, published in several versions dating back to 1880. The Vilna Talmud added several new narratives of writers' analyses, while keeping the same format and pagination as the previous editions. The document is a strict guide to principles of behavior expected of both men and women, specifically married couples, and the family unit as a whole. Peace within the family structure is emphasized with procreation being a fundamental expectation of married couples.
Endogamous marriage is encouraged as to preserve religious and cultural identity.
Marriage is expected of everyone with mutual support within the marriages. The Talmud stresses that the couple hold each other in highest esteem without distractions or pressures from others.