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Proverbs 31:11 · BSB
31:11 The heart of her husband trusts in her, and he lacks nothing of value.
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…her household through diligence and foresight, through care for her family and industry and generosity and wisdom. We see excerpts from this inProverbs 31, verse 11, the heart of her husband safely trusts her. So he will have no lack of gain. Verse 15. She also rises while it is night and provides food for her…
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…heart of your house. Psalm 128 verse 3. A woman who fears the Lord who shall be praised. Proverbs 31 verse 30. A wife who's trusted by her husband.Proverbs 31 verse 11. As daughters of Sarah who modeled obedience to her husband and had faith in God. As Hebrews 11 verse 11. Scriptures speak of a faithful wife as…
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…wife's part. That is wives of virtue and honor. We're going to be reading from a few passages of Scripture this morning. We're going to begin inProverbs chapter 31, reading from verse 10 through 31, and then we'll move over to the book of Ephesians chapter 5. Hear the word of the Lord. Who can find a virtuous…
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…person in general. A faithful person in general. In fact, if you've got a copy of Scripture this morning, I want you to turn with me already toProverbs Chapter 31, Proverbs Chapter 31. You've been a Christian for a long time. You know that this is the Mother's Day passage, right? This is the one, a lot of…
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