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Joel Johnson and
Casey Johnson
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher
Pilot Communications Group Inc
Publication date
February 8, 2010
Pages
178
Binding
Paperback
Book category
Adult Fiction
ISBN-13
9780982496794
ISBN-10
0982496796
Dimensions
0.50 by 6 by 9 in.
Weight
0.60 lbs.
Original list price
$15.95
Summaries and Reviews
Amazon.com description: Product Description: PRELUDE âTwo souls with but a single thought, two hearts that beat as one.â⨠~John Keats, Finding true love is priceless. For many, living a lifetime falling more in love with the one you love is only a dream. Can you put a price tag on finding the one who loves youâheart & soulâsolely for your heart? Thereâs no monetary equivalent to finding the Love-of-your-Life. Wouldnât it be great if you had someone, versed in the ways of love, to help find your One-and-Only? Thatâs what hundreds of men and women do on the hit reality TV show The Millionaire Matchmaker. For tens of thousands of dollars, millionaire bachelors hire Patti Stanger, the Millionaire Matchmaker, to help them find the only thing they havenât acquired, their True Love. Patti has a massive index of the most eligible men and women in Southern California and boasts of having a 98% match success rate. Watch out e-harmony! If we all had a matchmaker this successful to help us find Mr. or Miss. Right and avoid Mr. or Miss. Wrong, it might make some of us feel a little better about our chances of finding our true love. Though Pattiâs operation is impressive, wouldnât it be great to have a matchmaker who had an even bigger Rolodex than her? Letâs say someone who had access to the most eligible individuals across the country or, for you international types, across the world? You might even feel better about your chances of finding your soul mate, if this matchmaker was a personal family friend, had watched you grow up, knew pretty much everything about you and had offered their matchmaking services when ever you were in need of them? I think many of us would. I hope it wonât come as a surprise, when I tell you that I employed someone much like this to help me find Casey, the absolute Love of my Life. Without hesitation, I can say, that the time, training and money I invested totally paid off. Like my matchmaker told me, you canât put a price tag on finding everlasting love. If youâre single, you might be thinking you would be interested in getting his business card. (Even if youâre not âin the marketâ right now, it might be good to have his contact info for some other time.) I promise, if youâve seen the film Hitch, Heâs the real life Alex Hitchens, only better. Heâs incredibly smoothâa true Love Doctor. Heâs helped even the most romantically challenged individuals find their way down loveâs, occasionally bumpy, path. His staff services a 24-hour a day help line. He has a global database and connections everywhere. He is the worldâs foremost expert on love and a divine matchmaker. I relied upon his advice every step of the way and now I am hopelessly in love with the woman of my dreams. He led me into a romance with the right person at the right time and for that I am forever appreciative. Surprisingly, most people have heard of my matchmaker, but had no idea that he was so proficient in the art. You may be asking who this love guru is? His name is God. While many lovers often believe they are truly a match made in heaven, few would go as far as to say that God, himself, was their Matchmaker. I think this may be an expertise of his that many grossly under acknowledged today, but is clearly attributed to God throughout the Scripture. Abraham was a believer in Godâs keen matchmaking ability. This is undeniable, just look at the instruction he gives to his servant sent to pick up a wife for his son, Isaac. He says, âGod will send his angel ahead of you to get a wife for my son.â (Gen. 24: 7). Now if youâve heard this story before, you might gloss over this verse and continue with the story. But if you stop and really think about what Abraham is saying, it is a bit bizarre. Iâve never heard anyone talk like this. Iâve never heard a pastor preach on this? Actually, if anyone did say to me that Godâs angel was going to pick out my spouse, I would probably recommend an excellent twelve-step program I know of. For most of us, the idea of winged angelic beings making people fall in love isnât totally a foreign concept, but we just expect to find this type of thing on Valentineâs cards or in Greek Mythology, not in the Bible. So either Abraham was in need of some serious rehabilitation or maybe the person whom God called his âgood friendâ was on to something (Is. 41:8). The man sent to get Isaacâs âunknownâ bride also believed God was a matchmaker. Abraham had instructed him to get a wife from his hometown, Nahor. The servant came to a spring outside the city, where all the young ladies came to get water. He prayed that God would reveal the young lady to him by a specific sign. He would know it was her if when he asked for a drink of water and she would not only give him a drink but also offer to water all ten of his camels (an act that would take hours of labor to accomplish). When this happened, he would take it as a sign that God was âworking graciously behind the scenes.â (Gen 24:14) The servant knew God was working behind the scenesâthe Matchmaker was on the moveâbut asked for Godâs help to uncover who that person was. As soon as the servant finished his prayer, he saw God begin to work. A âstunningly beautifulâ girl came with her jug to draw water from the spring (Gen. 24:16). Her name was Rebekah. The servant asked her for a drink and she obliged him and then proceeded for the next few hours to water all of his camels until they had âdrunk their fillâ (Gen. 14:19). The servant silently watched her wondering, âWas this Godâs answer? Had God made his trip a success or not?â After she was done, the servant gave her five very expensive pieces of jewelry. Can you imagine Rebekahâs shock? Her dinnertime spent serving at the well was rewarded with breakfast at Tiffanyâs. The Bible says she ran back home to tell her parentâs (and if her neighborhood was as rough as mine growing up, I would have ran too, if I was carrying that much bling!) The servant came to Rebekahâs house and discovered it was the very family Abraham desired his sonâs wife to come from. He told them about the sign he had asked God for. How Rebekah fulfilled it by watering his ten camels. How he prayed, âLet [that] woman be the wife God has picked out for my masterâs sonâ and God worked behind the scenes to help him find the perfect match for Isaac. The family agreed and replied, âThis is totally from God. We have no say in the matter, either yes or no.â (Gen. 24:50). The next morning, the family asked the servant to let Rebekah stay a little while longer, but the servant said, âOh, donât make me wait!âGod has worked out everything so wellâsend me off to my master.â(Gen. 24:56 emphasis added) Rebekahâs family asked her, âDo you want to go with this man?â (Gen. 24:56) Rebekah replied, âIâm ready to go.â (Gen. 24: 58) When Isaac met her, he fell completely in love. Rebekah had a ravishingly beautiful exterior, but her interior must have been just as captivating to Isaac, because he let her wholly into his heart. Though there is not a lot of description of their early years together, we do know that after she came into his life, something shifted in his soul. His heart became healthier. His life became richer. We know that at least one of the deepest wounds in Isaacâs heart was healed through their union. Through Rebekah, Isaacâs heart finally found âcomfort after his motherâs death.â (Gen. 24:67) They were truly a match made in heaven. If God is a matchmaker and knows everything about you, and everything about everyone, wouldnât he know who your perfect match is? If heâs truly working behind the scenes trying to match you up with the right person, wouldnât it make sense to ask God for help uncovering who that person is? It worked out well for Abrahamâs servant and, ultimately, for Isaac and Rebekah. It might just work out well for you too. Godâs divine handiwork has united many hearts with their True Love. This can be observed all throughout Scripture and attested to by many who have followed his matchmaking advice today. I followed his matchmaking advice and it worked out wonderfully for me. He brought me to my true love, Casey, and I could never adequately express my gratitude to him for this. In the pages ahead, weâll look at a few Biblical examples of the Divine Matchmaker at work, but mostly Casey and I will share about our experience working with him as he divinely orchestrated our love story. Weâll share some of his time-tested tips, secrets, and wisdomâso if you decide to use his services, youâll know how he works and be a little ahead of the game. We really hope youâll use him. Thereâs no one whoâs been at it longer or is better at it than he. However, if you do choose to go with him, you must rememberâthough his principles on love are timelessâhe never brings two hearts together the same way. Hereâs to your match made in heaven! We hope youâll send us a wedding invitation.
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