Today, I have a pretty funny story. Well, I think it's funny and decided to write about it. Here's what happened (we'll analyze what was said after you know what went down): I came out of a Sunday School class where we discussed Morality and Lot, of the Old Testament, when I saw Ahlin Griffith and Sarah Maines. I had to laugh when I was asked which Sunday School class I attended--most Sunday's there are around 3 or 4 classes one could go to--and, as I was opening my mouth to answer, Ahlin said, "Marriage Class?" I laughed.
That's an interesting reminder that I need to be going to the 183rd Ward Marriage Class--usually taught by one of the three married members of our ward (the Bishopric). I wasn't offended. I just had to laugh. I appreciate that this was the first class Ahlin thought I was (or should be) attending. As we all know, marriage is an important part of the gospel. I know that's true.
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2 comments:
ha ha ha, yeah i know, i'm hilarious ;) i loved that you blogged about this!
As I read your story tonight, I was reminded of how Sarah in Genesis 21:6 reacted, "God hath made me to laugh, so that all that hear will laugh with me." The footnote talks about the Hebrew word "tzachak" which has a double meaning and can mean both to 'laugh' and 'to rejoice'. Just as Sarah was reminded that nothing is too hard for the Lord, I am sure He will provide a wife for you when the time is right.
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