I know, I know, verses 13 and 14. I’ll come back to them. It is so not my personality to skip around. If you know me well, you know I am a chronological, linear, follow-the-rules type of person. But, verse 15 jumped out at me this week, so I’m going to go against the flow …
Her husband can trust her …. I think this phrase wraps a lot of meaning into five little words. My immediate impression was of course my husband can trust me, what’s not to trust? I am completely loyal to him and him alone. But, it’s not just about loyalty. Can he trust me to run our home efficiently …
Here are the next two verses from Proverbs 31: “Her husband can trust her, and she will greatly enrich his life. She brings him good, not harm, all the days of her life.” Seems pretty straightforward, doesn’t it? Out of curiousity, I looked up the King James Version of these verses and thought it was helpful …
I apologize for not posting when I said I would … because I know you are all on pins and needles wondering when the next blog entry is coming. Joking. But, I actually do have guilt over being late with this. So, to avoid any further guilt, I’m going to retract any previous statements concerning …
I will admit that I after I hit “share” last week on my blog post, I wondered if I had gotten in over my head and I hoped that I would be able to keep up my end of the deal …. blogging each week is a big committment for me! So, here it goes. I am not …
I have read Proverbs 31 many times, but lately it has been brought to the forefront of my mind. Facebook friends refer to it frequently and it has been the topic of several recent conversations. Obviously the Lord has called this to my attention, not just because it has popped up here and there, but because I can’t …
