"The sayings of King Lemuel—an inspired utterance his mother taught him" (Proverbs 31-1). Did you read that right? "An "inspired utterance" from Mom? Yes, King Lemuel recanted Mom's list of ...

The ‘wife of noble character’ is rarely applied to whom it was meant to describe. In recent years, many faithful Christian women have internalized the words of Proverbs 31, but I can’t help ...

Proverbs 31:4-7 (RSV): [4] It is not for kings, O Lemuel, it is not for kings to drink wine, or for rulers to desire strong drink; [5] lest they drink and forget what has been decreed, and pervert ...

Absolutely! After all, Noble is based on the noble woman, often known as 'the wife of noble character,'described in Proverbs 31. The description of her in the Bible --rising before dawn ...

Proverbs 31 picks up on some of these themes. It begins with a few admonitions from King Lemuel’s mother, before she tells him what type of woman to seek as his queen. Kings should not drink wine or ...

But just because everyone is getting a little work done, should we? Would the Proverbs 31 woman — the biblical model for all things feminine — go under the knife? The laser? The needle?

Evans has long had an issue with the typical evangelical Christian interpretation of Proverbs 31. She believes that paean of biblical womanhood has reduced generations of Christian women to shame ...

Today we focus on success principle ten for Proverbs 31 as a professional woman: “She’s strong, courageous and discerning”. Someone reading this might think: ‘Well, the Proverbs 31 woman ...

Enough water has passed under the bridge to allow us to take a second look at the virtuous woman of Proverbs 31.