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Words On Marriage Not Meant For Everyone

Pastor Adeboye, who evidently was reacting to reactions that trailed his warnings to the youths of the church at RCCG 64th annual convention also said that his words are not for everyone.
Pastor Adeboye wrote on his face book page on Wednesday ''Everything I said about marriage I meant it. That is for everybody. Just like living holy and making sure you make heaven.''
Adeboye, worried about various reports of arranged marriages among brethren  warned that ''no RCCG pastor should be seen to be involved in arranging marriages among brethren in the church.
Pastor Adeboye who had earlier counselled the youths of the church on marriage, further warned saying “don’t ever marry outside the church and you have no reason to marry outside RCCG.
“Don’t marry a girl simply because she can sing!
“In the choir there are some people that can sing but they are fallen angels! Marry a prayer warrior! If a girl cannot pray for one hour, don’t marry her.
“Don’t marry a girl who is lazy! Don’t marry a girl who cannot cook, she needs to know how to do chores and cook because you cannot afford to be eating out all the time.
“Don’t marry a girl who is worldly! If you do, you have carried what you’ll worship for the rest of your life!” 
To My beloved daughters, don’t marry a man who has no job. Before God gave Adam Eve, he gave him a job. He said ‘this is the garden, keep it’.
Ask any man who comes to seek for your hand in marriage what job he is into.
If he tells you he is a contractor, ask him to show you evidence of all the contracts he has done. Because the contract he’s talking about is you! He wants to live off you! Don’t be a fool! If he has no steady income, if he has no job, don’t marry him!
A man is to provide for the house not the other way round. If he has no income, he should not marry. Those who will not work should not eat.source vanguardngr

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