What's the 1st thing you would say to you god chosen partner

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Lighthearted

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*Channeling the spirit of certain grumpy men on the forum*

"A man's heart is like stinkweed. You don't know how truly stinky it is until you peel back the outer layers." :p

Actually a man's heart is like a peach. Pretty simple, what you see is what you get all the way from the outside to the center. And at the center is a core as solid as a rock.

Or at least that's what the men I know are like. I am blessed to know some pretty good men.
Sure would like to meet a sweet and solid centered peach...the color of sunshine.
 

Lighthearted

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Yeah but that's the problem. I'm afraid by the time I meet her I'll be a grumpy old man like... er, like some guys we know... and I won't want her intruding in my nice, orderly life and I'll growl at her and chase her away.

Just being facetious of course. I hope I will never become a grumpy old man. Old is inevitable, unless I die first, but grumpy I can avoid if I take precautions.
Ya know Lynx, with the right woman...she would love the grumpy part of you too...
If my God sent man was grumpy, that's when I'd pull my God given magic out...bye bye grumpy:) just sayin'...
 

Lighthearted

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It's interesting how we have a completely different perspective on those earlier decisions, because of what has happened since. Had things not happened as they did, we would think we each made the right decisions. We judge the beginning by the end.
This goes for anyone who's been in a serious relationship or married...I was for 23 years...of course a lot of us would change things if we could go back...but there are some things we couldn't and wouldn't change. We could never change the other person...not then and not going back in time. With all the pain and heartache comes knowledge and lessons God teaches us about how to treat that person He has chosen for us. That way when He does bless our lives with that person, it's forever.
 
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Dino246

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Thats a very good question?
So tell us,where the heck were you?
Like Lighthearted said, headed in the wrong direction. I am thankful for the growth I experienced along the way, and therefore wouldn't trade it for anything, but I have wondered more than once what life would have been like had I not married the person I did. I've met a few ladies along the way who I would have liked to meet back then. However, I also recognize that the persons they are today are not the persons they were back then, just like I'm not the same person I was.
 

Geek1

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I would say thank you God for bringing this person into my life. As ordained by you God I know and trust that we would work together to praise you.
 

christian74

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If I was to be blessed by a God chosen partner, and speaking with him the first time, I would be so humbled by everything, I would say, with a firm handshake: "Hi. I am Andrea." Then I would probably become so shy. I would look down counting the dots on my dress or something totally pointless, and just hope and pray God will give the man courage to say something or do something that will make it less awkward. I might even weep, looking down at my toes, that perhaps should have been cut, and my little pinky that perhaps just had become a little bit more crooked. And when the ice finally breaks, I can't keep back my tears anymore. Tears of joy, relief and extreme gratitude. "Thank you Jesus" would probably be the first comprehensible words I would utter.
Beautifully put.
 
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renewed_hope

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Sounds good.Can you send me an invite!!
Sure thing, I'm just waiting for the invite myself lol

But seriously the man I am seeing right now would be this romantic so it would be awesome if I already found "the one" :eek:
 

christian74

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First, how would I know she was The One? Are we using The Force or does God tell me directly, "That's her"?
That's a legitimate question and something I've thought about - how do you know if she is the one??

In Genesis when God brings Eve to Adam for the first time, Adam somehow KNEW she was taken from him.
The passage says:

"This at last is bone of my bones
and flesh of my flesh;
she shall be called Woman,
because she was taken out of Man."

Genesis 2:23 (ESV)


The real interesting part is what God does right after He says it's not good for a man to be alone and He will make Adam a suitable helper. Instead of putting Adam to a deep sleep and make Eve, God brings all the animals to Adam. Interestingly, God doesn't tell or command Adam to name all the animals but rather to see what Adam would name them. As Adam starts to name each animal, I would imagine two things are happening to Adam internally: First, he's running out of names to name animals and feels the need for some help. Second, he's seeing all these animals in a pair, a male and a female, and perhaps thought about himself being alone, wanting his counterpart just like these animals. When, only when Adam was done naming all the animals God brought to him, God put him to a deep sleep and create Eve. I believe God brought those animals to Adam because it would serve some specific purposes like preparing Adam for Eve - perhaps Eve is more appreciated as Adam kept finding himself no suitable helper as it is evidenced in the very first thing he says, "This at last...." Sounds like he was longing for a partner, a suitable helper, someone he can be with in the company, just like those animals in pair. Also, the very first thing Adam does is giving her a name, Eve, which I am sure Adam was very efficient at it by then because of naming all the animals.

What would I say to her, AFTER realizing she is the one?
I don't know.
Maybe, maybe hold her in my arms softly, run through her hair with my hand, and give her a smooch on her left cheek.
 

Tinkerbell725

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That's a legitimate question and something I've thought about - how do you know if she is the one??

In Genesis when God brings Eve to Adam for the first time, Adam somehow KNEW she was taken from him.
The passage says:

"This at last is bone of my bones
and flesh of my flesh;
she shall be called Woman,
because she was taken out of Man."

Genesis 2:23 (ESV)


The real interesting part is what God does right after He says it's not good for a man to be alone and He will make Adam a suitable helper. Instead of putting Adam to a deep sleep and make Eve, God brings all the animals to Adam. Interestingly, God doesn't tell or command Adam to name all the animals but rather to see what Adam would name them. As Adam starts to name each animal, I would imagine two things are happening to Adam internally: First, he's running out of names to name animals and feels the need for some help. Second, he's seeing all these animals in a pair, a male and a female, and perhaps thought about himself being alone, wanting his counterpart just like these animals. When, only when Adam was done naming all the animals God brought to him, God put him to a deep sleep and create Eve. I believe God brought those animals to Adam because it would serve some specific purposes like preparing Adam for Eve - perhaps Eve is more appreciated as Adam kept finding himself no suitable helper as it is evidenced in the very first thing he says, "This at last...." Sounds like he was longing for a partner, a suitable helper, someone he can be with in the company, just like those animals in pair. Also, the very first thing Adam does is giving her a name, Eve, which I am sure Adam was very efficient at it by then because of naming all the animals.

What would I say to her, AFTER realizing she is the one?
I don't know.
Maybe, maybe hold her in my arms softly, run through her hair with my hand, and give her a smooch on her left cheek.
Adam named her Eve because maybe she made him feel alive. Eve means to live or the source of life. Maybe that is how men find out if the woman is the one. While ladies find out when they picture a future with the guy, in my opinion.
 

JesusLives

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The first thing I said to Tourist the first time we met face to face was...

You wouldn't happen to be looking for a ditsy Blonde would you? He replied well yes I would.... True story.
 
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toinena

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This thread made me think. Do I believe in this? That God has someone in mind for me? Is it just my selfish thinking? And I think I have to admit no man will ever fall for me, if it is not a calling from God. That the calling is placed on both our hearts, and it is bigger than anyone of us could achieve by our own effort.
 
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Stewart

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I would say thank you God for bringing this person into my life. As ordained by you God I know and trust that we would work together to praise you.


AMEN TO THAT!!
 

Pipp

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I'd probably start with "hello" :p
 

cinder

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My proposed reaction to this hypothetical scenario:

Stand there silent and staring, practically frozen, while brain races a million miles per hour trying to come to terms with the absurd reality of the situation. When the thought finally begins to penetrate and sink in, I sum up my feelings with self depreciating humor, " I see God is still in the business of doing the impossible, then. Oh and by the way, hi I'm cinder."


Of course should it take some time to actually discern that someone is God's chosen, it's impossible to say what the first thing I'd say to them would be, but once we decided that we were going to marry, I'd be of the opinion that he was so worth waiting for.