Must He who finds a Wife, find A good thing??

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This question is asked, not only by men but also by women. Everyone just wants to make the right decision, and be the right person for the right person. So, i have two things to comment on. They are:

1.Despite the fact that the Holyspirit gives understanding to the scripture, I will ask that you refer to His leading.
2. Iron, sharpeneth iron. Thus, turn it around this way.
You were created for a purpose, and the person who is to help you fulfill this purpose has also been created. That person is a wife and not a friend or a girlfriend!
There are times we know certain people can only be just friends, some best friends, some just flirts, some workmates. When you meet the one, by prayer and effectual self training, we know this is the one. Now reverse the scripture:
He who does not find a wife, but a friend, a bestie, a flirt, a colleague, etc does not find a good thing and will not obtain favour from the Lord. If you are meant to fulfill purpose, then God will help you to do so when you ask Him and to accept the right person for you.
It also means your life is well planned by God for good and settling for less is not part of any of His plans for you. Trust God's plan and will. Do not be distracted by distractions and distractors.


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