Marital Love is Not Your Usual Yada Yada

Marital Love is Not Your Usual Yada Yada March 1, 2006

Marital Love is Not Your Usual Yada Yada

Have you seen these statements when you download something from Google? It will say something like: “Please read, this is not your usual yada yada.” Yada is the Hebrew word for knowledge, or in the basic verb form – to know.

This verb has many meanings in the Old Testament. You can know a thing, a place, a person. You can say you are acquainted with a person, in which you know. You may recognize someone, and that can also be someone you know. But in the Bible, especially in the King James Version, you will also read that for example:

Now Adam knew Eve his wife, and she conceived and bore Cain, and said, “I have acquired a man from the LORD.”

(Genesis 4:1 NKJV)

To know someone intimately is a type of love. The Bible confines this type of intimacy within marriage between a man and a woman. Some people speak about their marriages as if it were the usual “yada yada.” They speak of a marriage that is routine, even boring. But God never intended your life to be the usual “yada yada”.

God wants your love life to be more than just a casual remark in life. God wants you to love with more emotion, passion, and desire than just a casual approach. Marital love in God’s eyes is not just your usual yada yada.


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