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He had admitted to her on more than one occasion that he had a hard time reading the Bible. And one time when they had discussed memorization, he told her he thought it was a waste of time. After all, Ive got the whole Book right here, had been his words, and they had bothered Bobbie immensely.
Bobbie often shared with him from the latest passage she had been reading, but Cleve never reciprocated. And another thingshe worried about his concept of prayer because of yet another conversation they had had.
Will you be praying with me, Cleve? Ive misplaced my spare set of glasses and I really want to find them.
Honestly, Robbie, you dont actually bother God with those types of things, do you?
Well, yes, Bobbie had answered uncertainly. I mean, whenever I need help of any kind, I go to God. What sort of things do you pray about, Cleve?
Well, not little things, he had replied almost defensively. After all, God did give us brains and I think we need to use them.
Bobbie had thought on his words for a long time and did some studying in her Bible. If they werent to call on God for everything, then why were the Psalms filled with pleas for help and praise to God for His every provision? Why did God state repeatedly that the very beasts of the fields were in His care if He didnt want his children to go to Him for their needs?
Bobbie ended her search with the verses in Luke 12, verses 6 and 7: Are not five sparrows sold for two farthings, and not one of them is forgotten before God? But even the very hairs of your head are all numbered. Fear not, therefore; ye are of more value than many sparrows.
Bobbie had shared the verses with Cleve, but he had only shrugged, noticeably uncomfortable. There were times when Bobbie wondered how she could even entertain thoughts of marrying Cleve. Yet there were those occasions when he made her feel special or cared for, and she was almost sure he was the one. But the operative word was almost.
Bobbie knew that if she married Cleve, she was doing so with her eyes open. She didnt have doubts about his salvation, but Cleve did not seem to be growing in the Lord, and what was worse, he seemed content to stay that way.
Bobbies beliefs were quite different. She knew the first step had to be an acceptance of the gift that God offered through His Sons death on the cross, but it didnt stop there.
The Bible said that when a person is in Christ he is brand-new, and it was upon these words that Bobbie faced the fact that she couldnt go on living as she always had. God was in control now, and old things like selfishness and pride were no longer to be tolerated because they were not pleasing to her Lord.