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The Virtuous Mother


Read: Proverbs 31

Hello Friend!

Today’s post is dedicated to women, and isn’t it beautiful to see that there are quite a good number of people who are proud of their mothers. As a woman, it is needful to always reflect and ask yourself, “What kind of a mother am I?” or “What kind of a mother do I want to be”. Proverbs 31 shares some wonderful qualities of a woman who can be referred to as a virtuous woman; and in the same scripture, we can also see some excellent qualities of a mother. Are you a virtuous mother? Will you be a virtuous mother that your children and husband will be proud of? These are some questions to reflect on.














Prayer 

Dear God, please guide me, lead me, and help me to become a better person with each passing day.


Keep in Mind 

"Who is a godly mother? A godly mother is one who loves the Lord, her God with all her heart, soul, mind, and strength; and then passionately, consistently, and unrelentingly teaches her child to do the same - Elizabeth George.




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  1. AnonymousMarch 10, 2024 at 11:40 PM

    We thank God for our mothers, may God keep blessing them

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    1. Narrow and BeautifulMarch 14, 2024 at 9:02 AM

      Amen, thank you 🙏

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