Aug 19, 2008
Proverbs 31 in First Person
Because we need to start believing we can be what we strive to be.
I am worth more than precious jewels.

My husbands trusts in me with good reason. I do not cause him to lack that trust. I am good to him.
I gather the supplies I need and do my work willingly. I bring in the best value for my household.
I get up early; while it is still dark outside, I am planning for my household.
I make wise business investments and use the profit for further investment.
I strengthen myself physically, so that I have energy and ability to do my work.
I give appropriate value to what I produce. I don't sell myself short. I finish what I start, and even in my sleep I'm thinking of new ideas. I acquire the skills and tools I need.
I find those in need and give to them; I bring them into my life.
I don't fear difficult or lean times, because I am prudent. I prepare what we need before we need it.
I clothe myself attractively. I'm no frump. I know how to be appropriate for the occasion.
Because I show such respect for my husband's leadership, other people notice and respect him, too.
I have high standards and I do not accept less than excellence in what I do, for my household, for my business, and for myself personally.
I am strong and clothed in honor. The future looks good to me. I am not overwhelmed by changes, even when they are unexpected. I rejoice at the richness of my life.
I choose my words with wisdom and I use a tone of kindness.
I work hard and faithfully to manage my household. I am not idle. I am aware of the importance of my position.
I receive the praise and blessing of my family graciously. I do not boast of my successes. I fear the Lord.
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