Women Personality and Mental Health

Proverb 31 describes about the wife of a noble character who knows a great deal about investing. The scripture told about how she purchased a field and planted a vineyard with her earnings, and she also had a home business that is making belts for the tradesmen. However, according to Sharon Jaynes, the most notable characteristics of the lady mentioned in Proverb 31 was her investment in her children who rose up and called her BLESSED.

Well, such title is certainly not an accolade earned overnight, but through daily deposits into the hearts, souls and minds of children. So what is the definition of a ‘blessed woman’? According to Sharon Jaynes there are seven elements that fit the acronym of BLESSED, they are:
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As Sharon Jaynes read an article from a quite well-known magazine with the title “Why You can Love Your Husband and Brad Pitt Too”, she saw how the world actually allowed women to fall for someone else other than their husband. The magazine, which was targeted for wives and mothers, said that “Infatuations offer a safe break from the marital routine. Everyday life is a bit humdrum, making it hard to maintain a passionate connection all the time…”

So, what does the Bible say about this? As clearly stated in Matthew 5:27 – “Do not commit adultery. But I tell you that anyone who looks at a woman lustfully has already committed adultery with her in his heart” – we must have understood that any actions such as infatuation with a delivery boy, flirting with a man at the nursery, or toying with a coworker in the next cubicle, are considered as adultery.

They are also considered as serious offense that Matthew 5:28 says, “If your right eye causes you to sin, gouge it out Read more!