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1 Peter 3:5

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This is how holy women of the past who put their confidence in God made themselves beautiful, yielding to their husbands,

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Who can find a strong, capable wife? She's worth more than jewels!

Charm can deceive, and beauty fades, but a woman who honors the Lord should be praised.

However, you can leave your orphans to me because I will protect them. Have your widows put their trust in me.

and then she had been widowed. She was eighty-four years old. She spent her time at the Temple in worship, fasting and praying.

They all joined together in prayer, together with the women and Mary, Jesus' mother, and his brothers.

In Joppa lived a follower called Tabitha (Dorcas in Greek). She was always doing good and helping the poor.

However, each husband should love his own wife as he does himself, and the wife should respect her husband.

but by the good things they do—as is appropriate for women who claim to follow God.

However, women will be saved through becoming mothers, as long as they continue to trust and love, and to live holy, sensible lives.

The widow should have a reputation for doing good. Did she bring up children properly? Has she been hospitable? Has she washed the feet of church members? Has she helped those who were in trouble? Has she really tried to do good in every way?

Now a real widow, having no family, alone and without support, puts her hope in God and prays for help night and day.

By her trust in God even Sarah herself was given the ability to conceive a child though she was too old, because she trusted God who had made the promise.

Praise God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! Through his great mercy we have been born again and given a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Hannah prayed, “I'm so happy in the Lord! He has empowered me! Now I have plenty to say in answer to those who hate me. I celebrate your salvation!




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