Serious Narcissistic Jezebel Whores often Twist proverbs 3:15 to their advantage

[Justanotherbloke]

Men, beware.
Women who contribute absolutely nothing of value to a mans life, who are a liability and not an asset will often spray the well known proverbs 3:15 verse all over the internet.
Off topic: men back in the days actually got offered a dowry shortly after marriage by the father of the woman, cause they knew that wives were a liability
So, that does not really sound like a ´prize´ if you ask me.

TeeHee I am the prize, Proverbs 3:15:
She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her
Little do they know, that In this context, "she" refers to wisdom, not a woman. Throughout Proverbs, wisdom is often personified as a woman, and this passage is emphasizing the great value of wisdom. The verse highlights how wisdom is more valuable than material wealth, symbolized by rubies. The use of "she" is a literary device to make wisdom more relatable and to elevate her importance.
So, it's about the worth of wisdom in one's life, rather than referring to a woman.



Debunking the misinterpretation of Proverbs 3:15
Proverbs 3:15 states, “She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her.” A surface-level reading might suggest that "she" refers to a woman, but such a claim misinterprets the intended meaning of this verse within its broader biblical context.
The Book of Proverbs frequently uses personification, a literary device where abstract concepts are described as human-like figures. In this case, "she" is not a literal woman, but rather wisdom itself. Throughout Proverbs, wisdom is portrayed as a woman, often referred to as the "woman of wisdom" or "lady wisdom." For instance, Proverbs 1:20-21 says, “Wisdom calls aloud in the street, she raises her voice in the public squares.” The consistent portrayal of wisdom in feminine terms is a literary strategy to emphasize its importance, appeal, and the relationship between humanity and divine understanding.
Proverbs 3:15, in particular, follows a well established pattern of comparing wisdom to valuable treasures. Earlier in the chapter, the writer stresses the importance of trusting in the Lord and embracing His wisdom. By stating that wisdom is more precious than rubies, the verse underscores her supreme value, suggesting that no material possession or desire can surpass the worth of living in alignment with divine wisdom. This comparison enhances the reader's understanding of wisdom’s unparalleled worth.
If we take "she" to mean a literal woman, we risk stripping the passage of its deeper meaning and failing to appreciate the true subject: wisdom as a gift from God. Wisdom, as depicted in Proverbs, is not an external, physical entity, but an internal, guiding force that shapes the heart, mind, and life of the believer.
Therefore, Proverbs 3:15 should be read in its original context, where "she" is wisdom, personified for emphasis, and not a literal woman. This approach not only preserves the integrity of the text but also helps the reader grasp the central message: the immeasurable worth of divine wisdom in a believer’s life.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

@Below Human
Thought this would be a great thread for you buddy

 

[GeckoBus]

Men, beware.
Women who contribute absolutely nothing of value to a mans life, who are a liability and not an asset will often spray the well known proverbs 3:15 verse all over the internet.
Off topic: men back in the days actually got offered a dowry shortly after marriage by the father of the woman, cause they knew that wives were a liability
So, that does not really sound like a ´prize´ if you ask me.

TeeHee I am the prize, Proverbs 3:15:
She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her
Little do they know, that In this context, "she" refers to wisdom, not a woman. Throughout Proverbs, wisdom is often personified as a woman, and this passage is emphasizing the great value of wisdom. The verse highlights how wisdom is more valuable than material wealth, symbolized by rubies. The use of "she" is a literary device to make wisdom more relatable and to elevate her importance.
So, it's about the worth of wisdom in one's life, rather than referring to a woman.



Debunking the misinterpretation of Proverbs 3:15
Proverbs 3:15 states, “She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her.” A surface-level reading might suggest that "she" refers to a woman, but such a claim misinterprets the intended meaning of this verse within its broader biblical context.
The Book of Proverbs frequently uses personification, a literary device where abstract concepts are described as human-like figures. In this case, "she" is not a literal woman, but rather wisdom itself. Throughout Proverbs, wisdom is portrayed as a woman, often referred to as the "woman of wisdom" or "lady wisdom." For instance, Proverbs 1:20-21 says, “Wisdom calls aloud in the street, she raises her voice in the public squares.” The consistent portrayal of wisdom in feminine terms is a literary strategy to emphasize its importance, appeal, and the relationship between humanity and divine understanding.
Proverbs 3:15, in particular, follows a well established pattern of comparing wisdom to valuable treasures. Earlier in the chapter, the writer stresses the importance of trusting in the Lord and embracing His wisdom. By stating that wisdom is more precious than rubies, the verse underscores her supreme value, suggesting that no material possession or desire can surpass the worth of living in alignment with divine wisdom. This comparison enhances the reader's understanding of wisdom’s unparalleled worth.
If we take "she" to mean a literal woman, we risk stripping the passage of its deeper meaning and failing to appreciate the true subject: wisdom as a gift from God. Wisdom, as depicted in Proverbs, is not an external, physical entity, but an internal, guiding force that shapes the heart, mind, and life of the believer.
Therefore, Proverbs 3:15 should be read in its original context, where "she" is wisdom, personified for emphasis, and not a literal woman. This approach not only preserves the integrity of the text but also helps the reader grasp the central message: the immeasurable worth of divine wisdom in a believer’s life.

women also selectively ignore the fucking 1 gazillion instances where women are trash human beings in the bible
- eve eating the apple
- lots daughters getting him drunk and fucking raping him
- lots wife looking back on shithole cities being bombed
- esther being a fucking psychopath in book of esther

- in NT, king herods wife using her JB daughter to have john the baptist killed
- passages from proverbs and such, where it talks about women catching men in snares, married women cheating by seducing young men, who in turn get killed by community while she remains blameless (sound like a familiar behavior? school teachers fucking boys etc)
- Jacob and Esau, Jacobs mom tells him to fucking trick his own, almost dead and blind dad and he does it, but she isnt blamed
- Genesis: Joseph works as a servant for rich guy when the dude wife tries to cheat on her husband with him. He says no, she makes false rape accusation and has him thrown in prison.

and this is just from top of my head honestly. What about the passage where it says living with a cunt wife is worse than living in a cave with a lion?

The bible, even if you dont believe in christianity, is a document of human behaviors, archetypes. Every life can be found in the bible. It will always be relatable, because its like a giant list of human tropes we are all familiar with. In the bible, foids use their charms and even their period as an excuse to trick men. They lie, they gossip. They have favorites. Human nature on full display.

 

[WhitepillOverdose]

Sophia the wisdom. But she is not without fault as well.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

women also selectively ignore the fucking 1 gazillion instances where women are trash human beings in the bible
- eve eating the apple
- lots daughters getting him drunk and fucking raping him
- lots wife looking back on shithole cities being bombed
- esther being a fucking psychopath in book of esther

- in NT, king herods wife using her JB daughter to have john the baptist killed
- passages from proverbs and such, where it talks about women catching men in snares, married women cheating by seducing young men, who in turn get killed by community while she remains blameless (sound like a familiar behavior? school teachers fucking boys etc)
- Jacob and Esau, Jacobs mom tells him to fucking trick his own, almost dead and blind dad and he does it, but she isnt blamed
- Genesis: Joseph works as a servant for rich guy when the dude wife tries to cheat on her husband with him. He says no, she makes false rape accusation and has him thrown in prison.

and this is just from top of my head honestly. What about the passage where it says living with a cunt wife is worse than living in a cave with a lion?

The bible, even if you dont believe in christianity, is a document of human behaviors, archetypes. Every life can be found in the bible. It will always be relatable, because its like a giant list of human tropes we are all familiar with. In the bible, foids use their charms and even their period as an excuse to trick men. They lie, they gossip. They have favorites. Human nature on full display.

It's as if you are able to read my mind... could not have said it any better myself.
I don't really care if a woman by accident misinterpreted the verse, but the modern woman often uses this verse to deliberately manipulate the mind of a man, it's honestly disgusting that they twist the word of God, it's sickening.

And also, maybe back in the days (even though I debunked that in my thread) women were seen as the 'prize'. But nowadays, far from it.
They really live on cloud 9 with their head.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

women also selectively ignore the fucking 1 gazillion instances where women are trash human beings in the bible
- eve eating the apple
- lots daughters getting him drunk and fucking raping him
- lots wife looking back on shithole cities being bombed
- esther being a fucking psychopath in book of esther

- in NT, king herods wife using her JB daughter to have john the baptist killed
- passages from proverbs and such, where it talks about women catching men in snares, married women cheating by seducing young men, who in turn get killed by community while she remains blameless (sound like a familiar behavior? school teachers fucking boys etc)
- Jacob and Esau, Jacobs mom tells him to fucking trick his own, almost dead and blind dad and he does it, but she isnt blamed
- Genesis: Joseph works as a servant for rich guy when the dude wife tries to cheat on her husband with him. He says no, she makes false rape accusation and has him thrown in prison.

and this is just from top of my head honestly. What about the passage where it says living with a cunt wife is worse than living in a cave with a lion?

The bible, even if you dont believe in christianity, is a document of human behaviors, archetypes. Every life can be found in the bible. It will always be relatable, because its like a giant list of human tropes we are all familiar with. In the bible, foids use their charms and even their period as an excuse to trick men. They lie, they gossip. They have favorites. Human nature on full display.

They are cherry picking verses, it's obvious. But if they are willing to play dirty like that, I can also throw dirty mud to them and show them a couple of verses

Proverbs 21:9
It is better to live in a corner of the housetop than in a house shared with a quarrelsome wife

Today's woman aren't worthy, quarrelsome and completely disregard the natural law of God.
First comes God, then Man and THEN women. But they completely throw that order out of the window.

 

[GeckoBus]

They are cherry picking verses, it's obvious. But if they are willing to play dirty like that, I can also throw dirty mud to them and show them a couple of verses

Proverbs 21:9
It is better to live in a corner of the housetop than in a house shared with a quarrelsome wife

Today's woman aren't worthy, quarrelsome and completely disregard the natural law of God.
First comes God, then Man and THEN women. But they completely throw that order out of the window.

From experience, I feel as if this order, god, man, woman + children, almost reflects intellectual capacity. Women never seem burdened with existential dread or higher order questions like that. It just has no emotional impact on them or they plain dont get it. Men are in constant communion with god, whether they like it or not, whether they have faith or not. They always engage in some sort of meta cognition, looking for purpose, truth, meaning, order, ideals. Women never struggle with questions such as "what is my purpose," for to be a woman is their very purpose. Everything is wrapped up in themselves.

I wrote this already today, but marketing aimed at men always highlights flaws and problems in men. Because thats what men respond to, always seeking. Women are self content like fat pigs. They are appealed to with appeals to their narcissism i.e. "you are a victim and therefore special" etc

 

[Justanotherbloke]

From experience, I feel as if this order, god, man, woman + children, almost reflects intellectual capacity. Women never seem burdened with existential dread or higher order questions like that. It just has no emotional impact on them or they plain dont get it. Men are in constant communion with god, whether they like it or not, whether they have faith or not. They always engage in some sort of meta cognition, looking for purpose, truth, meaning, order, ideals. Women never struggle with questions such as "what is my purpose," for to be a woman is their very purpose. Everything is wrapped up in themselves.

I wrote this already today, but marketing aimed at men always highlights flaws and problems in men. Because thats what men respond to, always seeking. Women are self content like fat pigs. They are appealed to with appeals to their narcissism i.e. "you are a victim and therefore special" etc

'Men are in constant communion with God'

Reminds me of a verse I've heard somewhere that God is always inside of the heart of a man, and that it's a males nature to act godly and righteous, and that his instinct always tells him to stay away from sin, whereas with females that's not the case.
Don't quote me on this verse, cause it's a vague one and I've read it somewhere a while ago, just don't know which one

 

[Below Human]

@Below Human
Thought this would be a great thread for you buddy

Yes, it's wisdom, not women. But with that being said we are also instructed to treat our wife very well if she is a god fearing women and loving towards us, but most and I mean most women are Jezebels. As context on women's nature, the Bible describes a good wife being more rare and precious than rubies. That is to say even in Biblical times women were very malicious towards men, it is what it is.

Even Joseph was falsely accused of rape and imprisoned. Reminds you of MeToo lol. And faggots, trannies, false religions were also common in certain areas just like how it is now.

Human nature has always been like this my friend. Most men are simps, even Solomom, Samson and most women are very hard headed and can be manipulated easily by demonic forces.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

Yes, it's wisdom, not women. But with that being said we are also instructed to treat our wife very well if she is a god fearing women and loving towards us, but most and I mean most women are Jezebels. As context on women's nature, the Bible describes a good wife being more rare and precious than rubies. That is to say even in Biblical times women were very malicious towards men, it is what it is.

Even Joseph was falsely accused of rape and imprisoned. Reminds you of MeToo lol. And faggots, trannies, false religions were also common in certain areas just like how it is now.

Human nature has always been like this my friend. Most men are simps, even Solomom, Samson and most women are very hard headed and can be manipulated easily by demonic forces.

While the Bible calls husbands to love and honor their wives as Christ loved the Church (Ephesians 5:25), it’s crucial to recognize that today’s modern woman has significantly strayed from the virtues that make her deserving of such sacrificial love. In the past, women were revered as the heart of the home, upholding virtues of purity, submission, and nurturing. Proverbs 31 speaks of the virtuous woman who "works with her hands" and "brings good, not harm" to her family. Today, however, many women have embraced selfishness, entitlement, and disregard for biblical values, abandoning the responsibilities that once made marriage a sacred partnership.
1 Timothy 2:9-10 encourages women to “adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation,” but modern women increasingly reject modesty and the sanctity of the marriage covenant in favor of self-promotion, promiscuity, and independence. The cultural shift has led to an erosion of these virtues, where many women now demand respect without offering the submission and reverence that marriage requires.
Moreover, 2 Timothy 3:6-7 warns of women who are "laden with sins" and led astray by lust, perpetuating a cycle of spiritual and moral decay. These attitudes undermine the marital bond, making it impossible for a man to love his wife as Christ loved the Church when she refuses to uphold her end of the covenant.
While a husband’s love should always be unconditional, it must also be reciprocated in a way that reflects mutual responsibility. In a time when many women reject their biblical role and embrace destructive behaviors, it’s clear that the modern woman has downgraded in her duties and character. To love a woman who rejects these biblical principles is not a reflection of Christ’s love—it is an invitation to spiritual and emotional harm. The call to treat wives well should be rooted in a foundation of mutual respect and commitment, something many modern women have abandoned.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

While the Bible calls husbands to love and honor their wives as Christ loved the Church (Ephesians 5:25), it’s crucial to recognize that today’s modern woman has significantly strayed from the virtues that make her deserving of such sacrificial love. In the past, women were revered as the heart of the home, upholding virtues of purity, submission, and nurturing. Proverbs 31 speaks of the virtuous woman who "works with her hands" and "brings good, not harm" to her family. Today, however, many women have embraced selfishness, entitlement, and disregard for biblical values, abandoning the responsibilities that once made marriage a sacred partnership.
1 Timothy 2:9-10 encourages women to “adorn themselves in modest apparel, with propriety and moderation,” but modern women increasingly reject modesty and the sanctity of the marriage covenant in favor of self-promotion, promiscuity, and independence. The cultural shift has led to an erosion of these virtues, where many women now demand respect without offering the submission and reverence that marriage requires.
Moreover, 2 Timothy 3:6-7 warns of women who are "laden with sins" and led astray by lust, perpetuating a cycle of spiritual and moral decay. These attitudes undermine the marital bond, making it impossible for a man to love his wife as Christ loved the Church when she refuses to uphold her end of the covenant.
While a husband’s love should always be unconditional, it must also be reciprocated in a way that reflects mutual responsibility. In a time when many women reject their biblical role and embrace destructive behaviors, it’s clear that the modern woman has downgraded in her duties and character. To love a woman who rejects these biblical principles is not a reflection of Christ’s love—it is an invitation to spiritual and emotional harm. The call to treat wives well should be rooted in a foundation of mutual respect and commitment, something many modern women have abandoned.

If you are a TLDRcel: Modern women are garbage and don´t deserve proncess treatment.
summed it all up

 

[Below Human]

To love a woman who rejects these biblical principles is not a reflection of Christ’s love—it is an invitation to spiritual and emotional harm. The call to treat wives well should be rooted in a foundation of mutual respect and commitment, something many modern women have abandoned.

I agree with everything you have said above

But this caught my eye at the end, It's so brutal. We can't even look at our Christian women with pride and love any longer, It's like we are looking at a complete heathen comparable to those who worship false religions or are atheist.


2 Corinthians 6:14

Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?


This describes modern Christian females, they are NOTHING like how the bible tells them to be. We will have to embrace complete celibacy and await Christ's return.

 

[Justanotherbloke]

This describes modern Christian females, they are NOTHING like how the bible tells them to be. We will have to embrace complete celibacy and await Christ's return.

Correct, and what the Youtube tradcucks (simps) will often do when they see your phrase, is trying to gaslight you into thinking, that it´s a mans duty to lead the woman into her feminine and Godly nature.
It´s your fault that the average woman has a bodycount higher than ancient prostitutes, Man up Bro!
But what these wolves in sheep clothes fail to realize:

In modern society, many women are seen as rebelling against the biblical natural order established by God, where He created a hierarchy of God as the supreme authority, followed by man as the leader, and woman as a helper to man. This divine structure is rooted in Scripture, beginning with Genesis 2:18, where woman was created to complement man, and continuing through both the Old and New Testaments, including 1 Corinthians 11:3 and Ephesians 5:22-24, which outline the roles of men and women in marriage and society.
The Bible teaches that the roles of men and women are not about superiority or inferiority but about divine order and harmony. However, the modern rejection of these roles by many women who seek autonomy and reject male leadership can be seen as a rebellion against God's design. This rejection is mirrored in the biblical warnings of the consequences of defying God's natural order, such as in Romans 1:26-28, where moral decay follows the rejection of God’s truth, or in Judges 21:25, where the lack of respect for authority leads to societal chaos.
According to Scripture, when society ignores this divine order, it leads to the collapse of foundational structures like the family, confusion in roles, and eventually societal downfall. Just as empires like Rome fell when they ignored moral and divine order, modern society risks facing similar consequences when it rejects God's natural hierarchy. Thus, the rebellion against the God-ordained structure of man as the head and woman as the helper ultimately contributes to a breakdown in societal stability and moral integrity.
It is not a man’s duty to lead a woman into a righteous, godly life; that responsibility lies with the woman herself. Scripture clearly shows that each individual must take personal responsibility for their own spiritual growth. Philippians 2:12 tells us, "Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling," emphasizing personal accountability. Galatians 6:5 further reinforces this: "For each will have to bear his own load." A man’s role is to lead in his own life, to walk righteously, and to be an example, but it is not his task to force a woman to follow him into godliness.
This idea that a man must lead a woman into her "feminine nature" or spiritual life is misguided and dangerous, often perpetuated by simps. These voices are trying to manipulate and gaslight you into believing that a man is responsible for a woman’s personal spiritual development or emotional state. 1 Timothy 2:12 reminds us of the order of creation: "I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man, but to be in silence". This verse affirms that men and women each have distinct roles, but that does not extend to a man's spiritual responsibility for a woman's life.