Who is Ephesians 5:25 meant to speak to?

Les explains that Ephesians 5:25 comes down to the responsibility of the man in the marriage relationship, and he likes to use this verse because it should speak to every specially newly married couple. Paul, by inspiration, brings out that Christ's relationship to believers as members of the Body of Christ is identical with the relationship of husband and wife. In a marriage made in heaven, husband and wife are two people but become one, as wedding ceremonies often show by blowing out two candles and lighting one. In the same way, when we become in union with Christ, we are two separate entities, but once we have entered in and enjoyed this position in Christ, we become one with Him. Les says this is a deep concept in the spiritual realm, comprehended only by faith, and since the Book teaches it, we must believe it. He connects this to Deuteronomy 29:29: the secret things belong to the Lord our God, but once revealed they belong to us and our children forever. God is revealing a relationship not just between husband and wife, but between Christ and believers as members of His body, and then verse 25 says, “Husbands, love your wives, even as Christ also.”