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| Ruth Gleaning-Tissot |
It's interesting that the story of the Proverbs 31 woman and Ruth both lead us to a picture of virtuous women, a woman who loves God, sacrifices for others, works hard, is charitable, and one who guards her tongue. I don't think a girl wakes up one morning and says, "From now I on, I will be virtuous." As we seek to live God's will, virtue will follow. If a woman lives according to God's will and patterns her life after the Savior, she is virtuous.It's an attitude instead of any specific action.
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Reading the scriptures and keeping this journal are my delight. I do not keep an online journal to preach to anyone but myself. I like this format, because I can add pictures and correct my writing easier. If you enjoy reading it, I am happy. If you feel offended, please, realize it is not my intention to offend but to teach myself. No negative comments will not be published.