What and Who is an Alabaster Woman?

It is a woman who is uniquely made, tailored made, one of a kind.

A woman fearfully and wonderfully made.

Fearfully made, because she is created in the image of God and by no other. God, the all-existing, all-knowing, all-wise, all-present, all-powerful and full of authority left His imprint and seal of creation upon her. Wonderfully made, consider her beauty and form so intricately made within and without. She is a woman that embodies many virtues and qualities; those of moral excellence, integrity, and ethical values. Within her lies the inherent power of strength, forbearance, steadfastness, perseverance, tenacity, faith, hope and love. She is intelligent and creative, gifted and talented beyond measure. She has the capacity to be industrious and to prosper spiritually, mentally and physically. She is clothed in honor, dignity, grace, counsel and wisdom surpassing all foreknowledge.

She is as a fragile flower that blooms in the right surroundings and yet, is as a strong tower when she weathers the storms. Her heart is as deep as the ocean and wide as the sea. She is gracious and generous considering those in the times of need. She is as the morning dew that glistens beyond the great horizon. She inherently possesses the nurturing touch as of a gentle breeze on a warm sunny day. Not to mention her smile that lightens up the landscape as the bright morning sun of a brand new day.

The alabaster woman is as a fragranced oiled perfume, a costly ointment that cannot be compared. She is far more precious than jewels and more valuable than gold.

Who is this woman, what is her name?

She is called: Araluen, Issa, Shaniqua, Bryna, Talitha, Narelle, Dusana, Saffi, Tehara, Ethel, Esther, Mary, Juanita, Chloe, Genevieve, Vevila, Tracey, Jasmine, Destiny, Asha, Merpati, Greta, Clarice, Phyllis, Trudy, Deborah, Michele, Rosemary, Derya, Natasha, Kaelani, Harita, Consuelo, Mei lien, Rhoula, Katarina, Hoshi, Ivanna, Viveka, Yvette, Sheila, Angelia, Yolanda, Daffney. She goes by the name of many, from all walks of life.

THAT ALABASTER WOMAN IS YOU!

Footnotes

The above article was inspired by the following:

1 Commentaries: Easton, and ISBE.

2 Luke 7:36-50 & Prov. 31:10-31 (KJV)

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Thanks Vicky, I thank God for you

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