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    Proverbs, 31

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    1 The words of King Lemʹu·el, the weighty message his mother gave to instruct him:

    2 What should I tell you, O my son, What, O son of my womb, And what, O son of my vows?

    3 Do not give your vigor to women, Nor follow ways that destroy kings.

    4 It is not for kings, O Lemʹu·el, It is not for kings to drink wine Nor for rulers to say, “Where is my drink?”

    5 So that they do not drink and forget what is decreed And pervert the rights of the lowly ones.

    6 Give alcohol to those who are perishing And wine to those in bitter distress.*1

    1. Or “those bitter of soul.”

    7 Let them drink and forget their poverty; Let them remember their trouble no more.

    8 Speak up in behalf of the speechless; Defend the rights of all who are perishing.

    9 Speak up and judge righteously; Defend the rights*1 of the lowly and the poor.

    1. Or “Plead the cause.”

    א [Aleph]

    10 Who can find a capable*1 wife? Her value is far more than that of corals.*2

    1. Or “an excellent.”

    2. See Glossary.

    ב [Beth]

    11 Her husband trusts her from his heart, And he lacks nothing of value.

    ג [Gimel]

    12 She rewards him with good, not bad, All the days of her life.

    ד [Daleth]

    13 She obtains wool and linen; She delights to work with her hands.

    ה [He]

    14 She is like the ships of a merchant, Bringing her food in from afar.

    ו [Waw]

    15 She also rises while it is still night, Providing food for her household And portions for her female servants.

    ז [Zayin]

    16 She sets her mind on a field and buys it; She plants a vineyard from her own labors.*1

    1. Or “with her earnings.” Lit., “from the fruitage of her hands.”

    ח [Heth]

    17 She prepares herself for hard work,*1 And she strengthens her arms.

    1. Lit., “girds her hips with strength.”

    ט [Teth]

    18 She sees that her trading is profitable; Her lamp does not go out at night.

    י [Yod]

    19 Her hands seize the distaff, And her hands take hold of the spindle.*1

    1. The distaff and the spindle were sticks used to spin or make thread and yarn.

    כ [Kaph]

    20 She extends her palm to the lowly one, And she opens her hands to the poor.

    ל [Lamed]

    21 She does not worry about her household because of the snow, For her whole household is clothed in warm*1 garments.

    1. Lit., “double.”

    מ [Mem]

    22 She makes her own bed covers. Her clothing is of linen and purple wool.

    נ [Nun]

    23 Her husband is well-known in the city gates, Where he sits among the elders of the land.

    ס [Samekh]

    24 She makes and sells linen garments*1 And supplies belts to the merchants.

    1. Or “undergarments.”

    ע [Ayin]

    25 She is clothed with strength and splendor, And she looks to the future with confidence.*1

    1. Or “laughs at a future day.”

    פ [Pe]

    26 She opens her mouth in wisdom; The law of kindness*1 is on her tongue.

    1. Or “Loving instruction; The law of loyal love.”

    צ [Tsade]

    27 She watches over the activity of her household, And the bread of laziness she does not eat.

    ק [Qoph]

    28 Her children rise up and declare her happy; Her husband rises up and praises her.

    ר [Resh]

    29 There are many capable*1 women, But you—you surpass them all.

    1. Or “excellent.”

    ש [Shin]

    30 Charm may be false, and beauty may be fleeting,*1 But the woman who fears Jehovah will be praised.

    1. Or “empty.”

    ת [Taw]

    31 Give her the reward for what she does,*1 And let her works praise her in the city gates.

    1. Lit., “Give her from the fruit of her hands.”