#mashal31

Who intervened when Dowd fell, how was he restored, and why did the Covenant not collapse after his failure as revealed in Mashal 31? This episode examines what happened behind the scenes, where Yahowah’s solution came from, and how the productive mother (‘Amah) of Yasha‘yah 54 redirected history so Pesach and Matsah could be fulfilled. It asks why Yahowah celebrates this intervention, how relationship prevailed over religion, and what these chapters reveal about survival, restoration, and the future of the Covenant family.

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:04:57 ~ “our value to God or that we could” 00:09:58 ~ “and she who has not yet born a” 00:14:59 ~ “saved the savior of the covenant,” 00:20:00 ~ “They are the Shamim and Baal,” 00:24:57 ~ “We know all about Sarah as she is” 00:29:59 ~ “because through Yitschaq, laughter and play,” 00:34:58 ~ “and his departure then serves to” 00:39:58 ~ “they would father many sons and daughters” 00:44:55 ~ “Genesis 5:22~24.” 00:49:58 ~ “which is also presented in this prophecy” 00:54:59 ~ “Yahowah has spoken, saying,” 00:54:59 ~ “So there will be some constraints as to” 01:04:59 ~ “Yahowah must remove all traces of the” 01:09:59 ~ “you don’t have to participate.” 01:13:28 ~ “Good night.”

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Why does Mashal 31 place wisdom at the city gates, and what does that setting reveal about authority expressed with insight, care, and discernment rather than control exercised in private? This episode explores how judgment, understanding, and leadership are embodied through a visible, relational presence by restoring the cultural and legal meaning of the gates within Yahowah’s framework. It asks why wisdom is portrayed as feminine, public, and accountable~guiding decisions gently yet firmly where responsibility is shared and truth is witnessed.

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:00:28 ~ "Welcome to the library studio here of the Yahowah blog." 00:05:02 ~ "that part of him that was limp and lame." 00:10:03 ~ "continue to do so. So we should be cognizant of this" 00:15:25 ~ "We have God's word on it." 00:20:08 ~ "authorization, your qualifications, your competency to women or your journey" 00:25:05 ~ "It is only through obstacles that we can show that we know how to overcome them." 00:30:08 ~ "That sometimes the best way to accomplish something worthwhile is to offer to" 00:35:09 ~ "Not interested and…" 00:40:01 ~ "he's inserting certain souls along the timeline in time to accomplish what he" 00:45:06 ~ "but also that inward strength to be" 00:50:03 ~ "We are here to support those who are receptive." 00:55:41 ~ "but yet she also knows that we are not like snowflakes that are easily melted" 01:00:00 ~ "luminosity for the celebration of of Chag Sukah" 01:05:09 ~ "the man who did not know his mother and was rejected by his father," 01:10:34 ~ "The prophets are Torah." 01:15:06 ~ "we still need leadership." 01:19:20 ~ "I thank you for listening."

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Who is the woman at the city gates in Mashal 31, and what role does she fulfill there? Why does the text place her among elders, commerce, and judgment, rather than confining her to domestic space? How does Mashal 31 redefine wisdom, strength, and trust in Yahowah through action at the city gates there?

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:00:41 ~ “which is another episode of the final word” 00:05:12 ~ “the only way that Yahowah could keep his” 00:08:12 ~ “that Yahowah ultimately needs us to do to” 00:16:54 ~ “Yahowah's definition of perfect,” 00:19:01 ~ “Yahowah sent her to me eighteen years ago.” 00:23:19 ~ “speaks about the barren woman who will” 00:28:37 ~ “to Yahowah's temple,” 00:35:02 ~ “Leah's career as she was a young woman” 00:39:06 ~ “the day of reconciliations when Yahowah” 00:45:03 ~ “So Leah will be accompanied by Oz, Boaz,” 00:48:37 ~ “now she is the most beautiful woman in” 00:57:16 ~ “Mashal word picture, Proverb, thirty-one,” 00:59:41 ~ “the relationship that Yahowah intended.” 01:03:37 ~ “And here, the barren woman, we're told,” 01:09:51 ~ “in refuting those in opposition to Yahowah,” 01:13:52 ~ “portrait of the woman who has contributed” 01:18:45 ~ “Yahowah's gift to every man and woman in”

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Mashal 31 is traditionally read as a portrait of the ideal wife, yet the text places this figure at the city gates~a public space of law, testimony, and judgment. Why would a domestic role appear in a legal arena, and what kind of “woman” belongs there? This Final Word Picture re-examines Mashal 31 as a symbolic, covenant-level composition rather than a gendered checklist, asking whether the passage has been misunderstood, reduced, or reframed by religious tradition.

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:00:28 ~ “Welcome to our library studio of the Yahowah Vlog.” 00:10:03 ~ “Was in, she would have to say, listen, I can curate women for you that will please you while also giving you the one thing you’ve never had.” 00:19:59 ~ “Working the spindle to make these fabrics and to weave these garments.” 00:30:06 ~ “It’s our response then that becomes beneficial as we share what we have discovered and learned along the way, not only for ourselves, but for our God and for future covenant members.” 00:39:59 ~ “Particularly when followed by clothed in scarlet.” 00:49:59 ~ “It shows his kind of woolly nature as a man and the fact that he is a nonconformist.” 01:00:05 ~ “That her husband, Baal, Her Lord and Master, is known and respected as Yada.” 01:09:59 ~ “Woman to be in a position where she has to be stronger than the man that she’s with.” 01:19:51 ~ “Every book that we have written along the way.”

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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.

00:00:00 ~ Intro ~ Verbatim 00:00:28 ~ “Welcome to our ongoing series.” 00:09:59 ~ “it’s only one man and I’m king after” 00:20:00 ~ “clearly for those without a voice” 00:30:01 ~ “have someone he could confide in,” 00:40:00 ~ “I’m over seventy years old and I’m working” 00:50:00 ~ “by God, you were the sixth” 00:59:59 ~ “would be best for him because it was” 01:10:01 ~ “and demonstrate that we were trustworthy.” 01:19:59 ~ “In addition to all of this, Leah,”

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