Showing posts with label #Mortgage #Uyoyou Christiana Charles-Iyoha. Show all posts
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Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Hone Problem Solving Skills 2


Written by Uyoyou Christiana Charles-Iyoha






Beloved, pause a moment and reflect on the designing and sewing skills of this woman which the Bible describes in verses 13, 18 to 24 of Proverbs Chapter 31. Apparently, she had honed the skills of designing and sewing beyond what she learnt as a young woman at home; beyond what was in her immediate environment to global standards and quality. That possibly explains why she supplied sashes to the merchants and she was handsomely remunerated. She had also learnt to use quality fabrics and knew how to source them. The bible records that she sought wool and flax meaning that she went in search of quality fabrics. Coupled with creative designing and excellent sewing skills, she was the designer to beat as the merchants consistently bought clothes from her. Money had taken up permanent residence in the home and life of the unnamed virtuous woman. She was standing before kings and great people in the business community of her day; people who could reward her handsomely and uplift her financial and social status in life. Please read Proverbs Chapters 18 verse 16; 22 verse 29, Genesis Chapter 41, Daniel Chapters 2; 4, 5 and 6 as well as Esther Chapters 3; 10 verse 3. The unnamed virtuous woman did not have to spend an entire life time in quest of money which always appeared to grow wings and disappear to some people. Rather, money sought her and was living with her.

This was the sudden realization that came to the widow of the indebted prophet. She always had oil but apparently had no regard for the oil which explains she referred to the oil as only a jar of oil. It meant nothing other than a little jar of oil, an insignificant item in the house which had no monetary value. But unknown to her, that insignificant jar of oil held the keys to financial freedom for the family, the financial freedom which eluded them for years.