Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Proverbs 18:22

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22 He who finds a wife finds a good thing
    and obtains favor from the Lord


I am so happy to see this verse, aren't you? I mean after all, Solomon is kind of hard on us women, always talking about our mouths and then throwing things in like those leaky faucet or corner of the attic verses. 


Husbands--are you listening here? It is a good thing you married us. So there!


Lol, I thought about ending today's post right there, just to see what your reaction would be. But since the whole purpose that I feel God led me to do this study is to study...I guess that we'd better get a bit more deeply involved. 


I guess the obvious question is...is it a good thing? Do you give your husband reasons--on a daily basis--to be thankful that he married you? When he comes home from work is this what he is greeted by?
(June Cleaver from Leave it to Beaver for those that don't know. Her character often gets teased as she is the ultimate housewife. Everything is always perfect. Her hair, her dress, her food, her house.)

Or do we greet our husbands like this:

(Rosanne--her tv character was sloppy, disrespectful, etc.)

My illustrations may seem silly. But really, think about the verse, and think about it. Which would your husband rather be greeted by? 

Your husband chose you. Above every other woman in the world..he wanted you.
Tonight when he comes home...give him a reason to be thankful once again that he did choose you.

Oh, and p.s.--the greatest thing that you can do for your husband is to serve the Lord and put God first in your life. 

5 comments:

  1. I like your last comment. Thanks. I have tried to please Richard so many times and he didn't even notice what I did for him. I try to serve and please God now and love Richard.

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  2. I, too, like your study ending....we need to remember that our service is to God. It's easy to let our expectations cause us trouble. We do sweet things or special things for hubby, and then we expect him to appreciate them - even turn around and do sweet things for us. Well, that is nice when it happens, but if they are stressed or distracted it may not happen! If we keep our eyes on our service to our Lord, we won't let our disappointment show...just keep on loving and giving. Jesus sees us, and He is delighted with our cheerfulness and diligence. :)

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  3. God first! It can't be stressed enough. When we do that, things always work out. I try to make my home the refuge my husband loves to come home to. His job can be very stressful and peace is what he is looking for.

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  4. You are right Jacque, those men never notice. LOL. But it feels good to do it anyway, doesn't it.

    "As unto the Lord"...

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  5. Thanks for a wonderful scripture. And thanks for a wonderful blogsite

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