There is a MINIMUM of one girl for every guy in this world. You may have already met her, but maybe have already rejected her.
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You like stories? Brace yourself.
I met my wife in mid-December of 1975. I was already 22, to her 18. I rejected her. Too skinny, hair too short, Christian roots. Never thought about her again for maybe four months. Five months later, just after her 19th Birthday, spring of 1976, we shacked-up and a year later (April-1977) got married. Babies started coming in 1980/82/84. Last one left home in 2004. Eventually(mid 90s) we both became Christians.( me first for the win) We're still together, some 48 years later.
You never know the turns your life can take.
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Here's an example;
Abraham lost his wife around age 130. Almost Immediately he took a new wife, who bore him another 6-pack of kids. Then he died at age 175.
Now think about that, Keturah produced six kids. (actually I seem to remember six sons and a daughter)
We know that today, women usually have lost all their best seed by age 40, and Sarah, Abe's first wife, barren her whole married life, laughed when told that she would have a child at about a hundred years old, implying that she was long-ago dried up. But nonetheless, Isaac was born nine months later.
Now, try not to imagine Abe and new-wife Katie, in the cool of the night, Abe being between three to four times as old as his new bride. Yeehaw!
The point is that you just gotta see something supernatural in that marriage. Abraham, obviously, was much loved.
You want a wife, just ask the spirit in the Sky who knows exactly where she is.
Give a testdrive to; John 14:10>15; Then keep your eyes peeled.
Oh yeah, stay out of the bars. Every guy I know who ever pulled a bride or brides, out of a bar, it went sour in a hurry. Two of them are on their Third wives.
>>Here's a hint; go check out your Cousins.
I didn't know it at the time, but over four decades later, we found out, that my wife and I are Fourth cousins. Suuuuuupernatural!
>>Noah's three sons, all blood-brothers, married sister-girls, fathered possibly by their grandfather, Methuselah. I think that would make them cousins once removed.
You think that there's any way that such a thing could NOT have been supernaturally orchestrated?
>> there is a sweetheart out there looking for you.