Proverbs 31
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In "Proverbs 31," Steve Gregg provides insights on the responsibilities and challenges of being a just king and queen. The text emphasizes the importance of ruling with justice and avoiding the exploitation of the poor and needy. The passage also highlights the value of a virtuous domestic woman who is faithful, hardworking, and conducts home-based business to provide for her family. Additionally, the author advises on the appropriate use of alcohol and cautions against the misuse of wine that could lead to a loss of judgment and perversion of justice.
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