Is Mashal 31 describing a wife, or is Scripture inviting us to see a different role within the text itself? Why does the chapter begin with a mother instructing the one who will rule, and what does that placement suggest? This episode explores what becomes visible when Mashal 31 is read as a Word Picture rather than a traditional proverb. <br /><br />00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim <br />00:00:28 ~ “Welcome to our ongoing series.” <br />00:09:59 ~ “it’s only one man and I’m king after” <br />00:20:00 ~ “clearly for those without a voice” <br />00:30:01 ~ “have someone he could confide in,” <br />00:40:00 ~ “I’m over seventy years old and I’m working” <br />00:50:00 ~ “by God, you were the sixth” <br />00:59:59 ~ “would be best for him because it was” <br />01:10:01 ~ “and demonstrate that we were trustworthy.” <br />01:19:59 ~ “In addition to all of this, Leah,” <br /><br />https://yadayah.com/ <br />https://x.com/YadaCraig <br />🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6451052384485376 <br />https://linktr.ee/yadayah <br />Music, lyrics, and video provided by Craig Winn, and used with permission from the YAHOWAH MUSIC GROUP through CC 4.0. <br /><br />Mashal31, Amah, FinalWordPicture, WordPicture, ScriptureContext, SeeingNotQuoting, BiblicalMother, HiddenRole, HebrewContext, CovenantUnderstanding, CraigWinn, YadaYahowah <br /><br />#Mashal31 #Amah #FinalWordPicture #WordPicture #ScriptureContext #SeeingNotQuoting #BiblicalMother #HiddenRole #HebrewContext #CovenantUnderstanding #YadaYahowah #CraigWinn
