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A Woman of Moral Excellence   EBC
*Prov.
31:10**- *  Mother’s Day   5~/11~/08
 
 
*I.
She Is a Woman of Noble Character (10)*
  A.
Who can find- they are rare and should be admired.
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Price- value
    2.
Rubbies- the most precious and rarest of all jewels.
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Bible Believers Commentary- her worth can’t be measured in terms of costly jewels.
B.
*Prov.
12:4**- *
  C.
Matthew Henry- /A virtuous woman/ is a woman of spirit, who has the command of her own spirit. .
/A virtuous woman/ is a woman of resolution, who, having espoused good principles, is firm and steady to them, and will not be frightened with winds and clouds from any part of her duty.
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Matthew Henry-  A good woman, if she be brought into the marriage state, will be a good wife, and make it her business to /please her husband.
 
*II.
She Is Trusted by Her Husband (31:11-12)*
  A.
When the husband goes to work he completely trusts her judgments.
1.
*Ins Agent- *lost job, car and house because he couldn’t trust his wife.
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She will not be a spendthrift with his money.
J. Vernon McGee- She will be a helpmate or a helpmeet for him.
God never intended woman to be a servant of man.
She is to be his partner, and a real partner.
When God made Eve to be a helpmeet, He made the other half of Adam.
Adam was only half a man until God made Eve and gave her to him.
B.
She is certainly an asset to the household.
Her careful household management enhances the wealth of the house.
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KJV Commentary- His substance is constantly increasing because of the prudent care she exercises over his resources.
He relies on her prudence, skill and care.
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She shows her love to him, not by a foolish fondness, but by prudent endearments.
D.
And this is her care /all the days of her life;/ not at first only, or now and then, when she is in a good humor, but perpetually; and she is not weary of the good offices she does him: /She does him good,/ not only all the days of /his/ life.
*III.
She is Industrious (31:14-15)*
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She shops for the best bargins.*
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She gets up early to fix breakfast for her family before she sends them off to work and school.
She is concerned for the welfare of others.
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She is careful to make the most of every opportunity during the day.
C.
Matthew Henry- the /virtuous woman/ loves her business better than her ease or her pleasure.
She applies herself to the business that is proper for her.
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*V.27- *her household is very important to her.
A clean house is a good testimony to others.
*IV.
She has Time for Others (3:20)*
*  *A.
She has a concern for those less fortunate than her.
B.
She is selfless and generous
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*V.
She makes her Husband look good (3:23)*
*  *A.
She enhances her husbands standing in the community.
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Bible Knowledge Commentary- .
Though she is obviously aggressive and competent, she functions in a way that honors her husband’s leadership.
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He can do well in the business because doesn’t have to worry about home.
*VI.
She doesn’t get Involves in Gossip (3:27b)*
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*VII.
She is Praised by her family (3:28)*
*  *A.
She is an outstanding mother and they tell her so.
B.
Her husband says “there are many outstanding wives in the world but you excel them all”.
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