When Boaz Comes, Be Ready, Be Prepared

The Lord inspired me to write this book. One Sunday afternoon while watching one of the TV ministries, the announcer talked about the Prayer of Jabez book. He exclaimed that one scripture became the bases for a best selling book. At that moment, the Lord placed in my spirit an idea to write a book and entitle it, "When Boaz Comes - Be Ready and Prepared". Immediately, I began writing and continued late into the night. For many nights thereafter, I awoke usually around 3 am, and wrote. I interviewed single women, divorced women, ladies in long term relationships, (I called these Ladies in Waiting). In addition, I interviewed those who opted to live with their partners without the benefit of the marriage covenant. These relationships were referred to as "Playing House". Later, the Lord instructed me to interview men with similar circumstances and entitle this, "When Eve Comes - Be Ready and Prepared". This would become a 2-in-1 book. I asked pertinent questions such as, why do you think you are still single? Is marriage becoming obsolete? Why do you think your marriage failed and what part did you play in the failure? I took their testimonies and I am sharing them with the reader in the hope that you may learn from others. Also, if you are single or involved in any of the situations mentioned, and would like to marry or remarry, you may avoid or steer clear of the pitfalls other have encountered, Read the testimonies entrusted to me. "FOR THE LORD HAS DETERMINED THE MAN THAT HE HAS PREPARED FOR ME WOULD NOT BE A BOAZ, BUT A DAVID. DAVID WAS A MAN AFTER GOD'S OWN HEART. HE WAS A KING WHO LOVED GOD WITH ALL HIS HEART AND GOD LOVED AND BLESSED HIS LIFE WITH ABUNDANCE. I KNOW WHO I AM IN THE LORD AND I DESERVE A KING. I AM IN A PLACE WHERE I NO LONGER NEED TO BE A "FIXER-UPPER". I HAVE PUT UP MY TOOL BELT. IN FACT, I DON'T EVEN WANT OR OWN A HAMMER. FAR TOO MANY TIMES I HAD TO FIX WHAT WAS WRONG WITH MY MATE. SOMETIMES I HAD TO PAY TO FIX TEETH, FIX
About the Author: I am not a marriage counselor or marriage therapist; nor do I profess to be an expert in marital relationships. I cannot speak for all women, however, after 69 years of longevity and failed marriages; I believe this contributes to some sort of expertise. If I cannot vouch for what makes a successful marriage, I can certainly attest to some of the things that have the right recipe for failure.