So!

It's all well quoting someone else. Let me quote out of my own life.

Five and a half years ago my ex wife left me aftyer 33 years of marriage. We were both guitly of the seperation - I take credit for as much of the blame as she should.

For six months I was completely broken. I was now in my mid fifties and not involved in any social activities where one could meet other women. Someone suggested I make my request for a mate known on a chat site.

It produced results & I met a widow who lost her husband through cancer. She was not as much a sold out Christian as I was, but at least she escourted me to all my outreaches which was a blessing to me, as my ex wife never did. She sat in the car at those meetings, but it helped a lot knowing that at least someone I knew personally was close by when I visited the townships & squatter camps.

We were getting ready for marriage, when my "imaginary fiend", as you call Him, started to speak to me seven nights in a row saying only this: "I do not approve of this relationship". Just that, no more. It drove me nuts, for why should I break up with a good woman which is hard to find at my age.

To cut a long story short, after the seventh time, I broke our relationship. It caused much sorrow & tears on both sides.

Two months later I met Monica. She was 18 years younger than me, completely sold out to Jesus. She wrote God a letter and ordered her husband right down to the finest detail, even his age.

The rest is history. She preaches as well as I do. She could care as little for her life as I do. She could outgive me at any moment. She is as sold out on proclaiming the Gospel as I am. I think that our many pics accurately tell our story.

Now tell me: What are the coincidence in all of that? Tell me that she was not given to me by some "higher power".

And that is just one of the great many supernatural experiences I've personally had in my lifespan.

Cheers,

Henni