Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

[Evelina Sutton]

Good Day,

my name is Evelina. I am over 30 and, to my regret, single.
I have been married to an atheist but he divorced me. He did so, because I told him I could, not in good faith, raise children with him.

He found another woman. She has a child and a job. I wonder how she can be so cruel to the child.

Although I would love to have children, I will have to give up that wish. Because I will not be able to find a elegible husband. For love, I moved to a rural part of Germany, where roman catholicism prevails.

I was raised according to the beliefes of the Lutheran Church. Al least my mother did her best. My father did not care. I found Jesus when my marriage started to get difficult, and I was seeking a way to become a better wife.

I do my best to worship the Lord under this circumstances. But I have the feeling that I am failing. Since the divorce I feel the lack of guidance in my life even more. If my Ex did not give me guidance in any way, at least he gave me a womanly purpose. I just wish he would have found faith.

Maybe I should have been a better wife? Maybe this would have turned him?

Whatever. I joined this forum to find guidance. So I will not lose my way. And maybe one day, I will find the right man. And maybe, if I am not granted my own children, he will have children I can care for.

Oh yes, my favorite Bible verse: Ecclesiastes 3:17

Have a blessed sunday,

Evelina

[Zechariah Smyth]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Germany? Really?

[Evelina Sutton]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Yes, near Ramstein.

Is that bad?


Evelina

[William Taester]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

I see that you are considering flaunting yourself at men in order to get raped and married in accordance with Deuteronomy 22:28. This may work out better than the previous marriage since he won't be allowed to divorce you.

By the way, I must remind you that a man is going to be looking for a woman who meets the criteria of Proverbs 5:19 - Let her be as the loving hind and pleasant roe; let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be thou ravished always with her love.

[Dr Laurence Niles]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Hi Eve.

I do hope you did not drive your previous husband to the same mentalist behaviour as Eve did to Adam.

She ruined things for so many people it makes me so sad.

Just what did you do to stop him from implanting his love seed in you vaginal pouch?

YIC

[Evelina Sutton]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

I see that you are considering flaunting yourself at men in order to get raped and married in accordance with Deuteronomy 22:28. This may work out better than the previous marriage since he won't be allowed to divorce you.

I am not considering to flaunt myself at a True Christian Men. I meekly ask to be guided and given counsel, how, at my age and considering that I have known another man intimately, I might live a life worthy for a woman, whose best days for fullfilling her womanly duties are over.

By the way, I must remind you that a man is going to be looking for a woman who meets the criteria of Proverbs 5:19 - Let her be as the loving hind and pleasant roe; let her breasts satisfy thee at all times; and be thou ravished always with her love.

And may I add: Song of Solomon 5:2-7

[Evelina Sutton]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Hi Eve.

I do hope you did not drive your previous husband to the same mentalist behaviour as Eve did to Adam.

She ruined things for so many people it makes me so sad.

Just what did you do to stop him from implanting his love seed in you vaginal pouch?

YIC

Hello Dr Laurence Niles;

I could say that I failed in saving him, but that would be preposterous to reason, because I am the one who needs guidance and saving.

Two years into our marriage, I found Jesus. I tried everything to become an obidient wife. I did not stop him for laying with me. But he stopped and said, that he felt like I was getting religiously creepy and if I wanted children so much, I should ask someone who would not bother haveing a "threesome" with Jesus .

Eveline

[William Taester]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

I am not considering to flaunt myself at a True Christian Men. I meekly ask to be guided and given counsel, how, at my age and considering that I have known another man intimately, I might live a life worthy for a woman, whose best days for fullfilling her womanly duties are over

1 Corinthians 7:10 And unto the married I command, yet rnot I, but the Lord, sLet not the wife depart from her husband: 11 tBut and if she depart, let her remain unmarried, or be reconciled to her husband

May your joy be full,
Willie

[Basilissa]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Good Day,

my name is Evelina. I am over 30 and, to my regret, single.
I have been married to an atheist but he divorced me. He did so, because I told him I could, not in good faith, raise children with him.

He found another woman. She has a child and a job. I wonder how she can be so cruel to the child.

Although I would love to have children, I will have to give up that wish. Because I will not be able to find a elegible husband.

I feel so sad that you are on your path to Hell (1 Timothy 2:15).

For love, I moved to a rural part of Germany, where roman catholicism prevails.

I was raised according to the beliefes of the Lutheran Church. Al least my mother did her best. My father did not care. I found Jesus when my marriage started to get difficult, and I was seeking a way to become a better wife.

I do my best to worship the Lord under this circumstances. But I have the feeling that I am failing. Since the divorce I feel the lack of guidance in my life even more. If my Ex did not give me guidance in any way, at least he gave me a womanly purpose. I just wish he would have found faith.

Maybe I should have been a better wife?

Yes.

Whatever. I joined this forum to find guidance. So I will not lose my way. And maybe one day, I will find the right man. And maybe, if I am not granted my own children, he will have children I can care for.

1 Corinthians 7:10 And unto the married I command, yet rnot I, but the Lord, sLet not the wife depart from her husband: 11 tBut and if she depart, let her remain unmarried, or be reconciled to her husband

Indeed, Brother William, indeed! I'm afraid this one is lost forever - she cannot remarry, and she's getting too old to have children anyway. The only viable option would be to come back to her husband and live in polygamous relationship with him, and have a baby ASAP - as the Bible tells us, it would be the right thing to do.

[Morton Weinstein]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Evelina,

What a shame that you were so displeasing to your husband that now you find yourself with a ticket to the burning flames of hell. There is a bright side to everything: perhaps his new wife will be injured on the job since she is obviously a godmocking whore whom Jesus will soon punish.Isaiah 13:11
And I will punish the world for their euill, and the wicked for their iniquitie; and I will cause the arrogancie of the proud to cease, and will lay low the hautinesse of the terrible.Once she is out of the picture, you may once again seek out your husband and get pregnant. Your soul is saved, and your husband stands a chance at heaven as well. Be sure to let him know that this reconciliation deal includes free reign to punish you as he sees fit - it's quite an incentive!
Best of luck to you. If you are unsuccessful, I hope you have a rewarding experience in perdition.



Morton

[William Taester]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

As you remain chaste for the rest of your days, I must warn you to steer clear of the common pitfalls of a single woman which include fornicating with artificial phallus...

Jeremiah 3:9 - And it came to pass through the lightness of her whoredom, that she defiled the land, and committed adultery with stones and with stocks.

Redeemed through the of our ,
WILLIE

[Evelina Sutton]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Alas,

if I go back to him once again, trying to trick him into spending a night together, praying for a son, this would not be adultery, since I am in the eye of the Church still his wife. Or am I not?

But what would happen to the son? What would happen to the child, with only a mother and no Christian father?

By god have mercy on a poor sinful soul and advise me on which way to go.

Humbly,
Evelina

[Pastor Ezekiel]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Dear Old Sour Kraut;

Your favorite word seems to be "I."

That may be your problem. Until you learn to talk about Jesus more than you talk about yourself, you will remain a worthless old maid.

And you can start by repenting of your satanic false "church," the Lootherans.

If you'd like to find out more about Landover Baptist Church, please read THIS thread created especially for new posters.

If you have a question, use the "search" function before posting it. Most likely it is being discussed somewhere on this Godly forum. Please don't waste God's precious bandwidth.

You will keep a respectful tongue in your head whenever addressing your betters, which includes all True Christians™. Failure to do so, or any attempt at inciting debate or mockery of God's Divine Plan, can and will result in the suspension of your posting privileges.

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YIC,

--Pastor Ezekiel

[see_the_light]

Re: Singel - and seeking (spiritual) guidance

Alas,

if I go back to him once again, trying to trick him into spending a night together, praying for a son, this would not be adultery, since I am in the eye of the Church still his wife. Or am I not?

As you stated that he is a hell-bound atheist (and so were you before "marrying" him) did you get a proper wedding or did you just get a civil-license to whore yourself?

PRAISE THE LORD!