By Shakura Reed

There have been many books, conferences, plays, shows, revivals, posts, MEMES, and FB lives concerning how to be a Proverbs 31 woman. This is not one of them! What is it you ask? This is to show you how you are already a Proverbs 31 woman. This article will be a 4-part series for the month of November.  I am going to show you how you have been walking in it. The problem is you have been giving it to the wrong man. I will be giving examples on how we as women have been casting our pearls to swine!

What did his momma say?

Proverbs 31:1-9

People often people go straight to Proverbs 31:10 and start teaching about how to be a Proverbs 31 woman. Yet they miss the main component of this wisdom. What component you ask? What did his mother teach him about women?  The very first verse says the following- The words of King Lemuel, the prophecy that his mother taught him.  You see right there, it clearly states that the following words came from his mother, She knew that by him being a King that he could not just entertain any type of women and he must carry himself a certain way, what you say! That’s right! His mother had his best interest at heart!

When she was teaching her son, King Lemuel, she didn’t go straight to this is the type of woman you need. She started out teaching him how to carry himself (Proverbs 31: 3-7). She taught him on how he is to speak for the dumb, poor and needy, (Proverbs 31:8-9)

You see women, his mother taught him about his character first. How can a man want a Proverbs 31 woman and he himself is not worthy of one? Why are we as women giving men Proverbs 31:10-31 who are not even worthy? Therefore, I have chosen to write on this topic. The better we understand what was said the better we can apply the knowledge to our life!

I know you have questions concerning this topic. Please submit them to The Oracle. We want to make sure that every woman can walk into her destiny of Proverb 31 Woman!

I LOVE YOU TO LIFE!!!

SNR

About The Author 

Shakura Was Born in the beautiful summer of 1978 in Texas yet raised in Louisiana. She is the second of six children of her mother and the only child of her father. She is a mother of seven and a grandmother of one. Baking, dancing, listening to music and attending women conferences are just a few of her hobbies. She joined The Oracle in fall of 2019

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