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Author Topic: Role Model for women Proverbs 31 -- a woman who worked outside the home  (Read 676 times)

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Must be covert protestants who downvoted, no?
It's how this site's crypto-feminists cope. 

Women are responsible in great part for the virtue or vice of their children.

Why on earth would you want to work OUTSIDE THE HOME when you can make or break a man INSIDE THE HOME?????
I agree. People are choosing to be irrational. Doesn't matter if they won't think correctly. Get yourself a stretch and bath going. I'm going to and I'm taking a break for a while.


I agree. People are choosing to be irrational. Doesn't matter if they won't think correctly. Get yourself a stretch and bath going. I'm going to and I'm taking a break for a while.
That’s sweet of you. I wrote my last message in an emotional way to appeal to those who seem to only be moved by emotion. 

Women are responsible in great part for the virtue or vice of their children.

Why on earth would you want to work OUTSIDE THE HOME when you can make or break a man INSIDE THE HOME?????
If a woman has no children and lives with her husband in say, a studio apartment, she may indeed wish to work outside the home. My parents did that the first 11 months of their marriage.  My father was gone three and a half days per week working for the US Navy on a civilian contract. There’s only so much one can do in a furnished two room studio apartment supplied by the Navy.  So she took a job as a coat and hat check girl at an upscale hotel. She worked four days per week including the days my father was working away. 
She helped make the down payment on a house. Once they moved in, there was a lot more upkeep and maintenance, plus she became pregnant. After moving into the house, she became a full time housewife and soon to be mother and worked at home.  

Proverbs 31 woman is working for her husbands business. This is the medieval ideal.

Remember these families had many servants. These were the ones doing the work, planting the vineyard, going on and selling ON BEHALF of the family.

Your ignorance of history is really astounding.

This is a sober reminder why commentary on scripture should not be up to lay people, much less women.