The house and car belong to you. I also belong to you.

[colorful life]

A couple quarreled once again due to different views.
The wife said, "I will divorce you! I can't bear such a life anymore."
The husband shouted back, "So will I! Since you can't bear, just don't live a life with me. The house and car belong to you!"
Pausing for a moment, the husband continued, "I also belong to you. Wherever you go, I will go too."
Upon hearing the words, the wife, who had just had a mouthful of water in her mouth, sprayed water out from her mouth, then opened the door to get out.
The husband asked, "Where are you going?"
The wife replied snappily, "Going to market."

This is the life! This is the doomed love! When I think of this scene, I remember Almighty God's words, "When one becomes independent, one begins one's own journey in life, which leads one step by step toward the people, events, and things related to one's marriage; and at the same time, the other person who will make up that marriage is approaching, step by step, toward those same people, events, and things. Under the Creator's sovereignty, two unrelated people who share a related fate gradually enter into a marriage and become, miraculously, a family, 'two locusts clinging to the same rope.' So when one enters into a marriage, one's journey in life will influence and touch upon one's other half, and likewise one's partner's journey in life will influence and touch upon one's fate in life. In other words, human fates are interconnected, and no one can fulfill one's mission in life or perform one's role completely independently from others. One's birth has a bearing on a huge chain of relationships; growing up also involves a complex chain of relationships; and similarly, a marriage inevitably exists and maintains in a vast and complex web of human connections, involving every member and influencing the fate of everyone who is a part of it. A marriage is not the product of both members' families, the circumstances in which they grew up, their appearances, their ages, their qualities, their talents, or any other factors; rather, it arises from a shared mission and a related fate. This is the origin of marriage, a product of human fate orchestrated and arranged by the Creator." (from A Continuation of the Word Appears in the Flesh) From God's words, I know that all marriages are under the Creator's sovereignty. With two people who have a shared mission and a related fate, the Creator arranges for them to be together. And from then on, the fates of them two is intimately connected, and they become the "two locusts clinging to the same rope" mentioned in God's word.

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