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Fraud occurred in the South Korean election, but the government is not investigating. Pray that the government will investigate and punish those who cheated.
Urgent Prayer: The president of South Korea is trying to uncover fraudulent elections. Members of the opposition National Assembly, who were elected in a fraudulent election, want to impeach the president. Pray that the president of South Korea will not be impeached. The forces behind the fraudulent election are from the Chinese Communist Party, North Korea, and the Communist Party in South Korea. Pray that those responsible for the election fraud will be found and punished. Pray that there will be no bloodshed in South Korea. Pray that Satan and the evil spirits controlling them will be bound.

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Woman

1. Origin and cause of the name. Ge 2:23.

2. Originally made

a. By God in his own image. Ge 1:27.

b. From one of Adam’s ribs. Ge 2:21,22.

c. For man. 1Co 11:9.

d. To be an helpmeet for man. Ge 2:18,20.

e. Subordinate to man. 1Co 11:3.

f. To be the glory of man. 1Co 11:7.

3. Deceived by Satan. Ge 3:1-6; 2Co 11:3; 1Ti 2:14.

4. Led man to disobey God. Ge 3:6,11,12.

5. Curse pronounced on. Ge 3:16.

6. Salvation promised through the seed of. Ge 3:15; Isa 7:14.

7. Safety in childbirth promised to the faithful and holy. 1Ti 2:15.

8. Characterised as

a. Weaker than man. 1Pe 3:7.

b. Timid. Isa 19:16; Jer 50:37; 51:30; Na 3:13.

c. Loving and affectionate. 2Sa 1:26.

d. Tender and constant to her offspring. Isa 49:15; La 4:10.

9. To wear her hair long as a covering. 1Co 11:15.

10. Good and virtuous, described. Pr 31:10-28.

11. Virtuous, held in high estimation. Ru 3:11; Pr 31:10,30.

12. Frequently

a. Fond of self-indulgence. Isa 32:9-11.

b. Subtle and deceitful. Pr 7:10; Ec 7:26.

c. Silly and easily led into error. 2Ti 3:6.

d. Zealous in promoting superstition and idolatry. Jer 7:18; Eze 13:17,23.

e. Active in instigating to iniquity. Nu 31:15,16; 1Ki 21:25; Ne 13:26.

13. Generally wore a vail in the presence of the other sex. Ge 24:65.

14. Generally lived in a separated apartment or tent. Ge 18:9; 24:67; Es 2:9,11.

15. Submissive and respectful to husbands. 1Pe 3:6; Ge 18:12.

16. Of distinction

a. Fair and graceful. Ge 12:11; 24:16; Song 1:8; Am 8:13.

b. Haughty in their deportment. Isa 3:16.

c. Fond of dress and ornaments. Isa 3:17-23.

d. Wore their hair plaited and adorned with gold and pearls. Isa 3:24; 1Ti 2:9.

17. Of the poorer classes swarthy from exposure to the sun. Song 1:5,6.

18. Young

a. Called maids. Ex 2:8; Lu 8:51,52.

b. Called damsels. Ge 24:55; Mr 5:39.

c. Called virgins. Ge 24:16; La 1:4.

d. Gay and merry. Jdj 11:34; 21:21; Jer 31:13; Zec 9:17.

e. Kind and courteous to strangers. Ge 24:17.

f. Fond of ornaments. Jer 2:32.

g. Required to learn from and imitate their elders. Tit 2:4.

h. Inherited parents’ property when there was no male heir. Nu 27:8.

i. Could not marry without consent of parents. Ge 24:3,4; 34:6; Ex 22:17.

j. Not to be given in marriage considered a calamity. Jdj 11:37; Ps 78:63; Isa 4:1.

k. Often taken captive. La 1:18; Eze 30:17,18.

l. Punishment for seducing, when betrothed. De 22:23-27.

m. Punishment for seducing when not betrothed. Ex 22:16,17; De 22:28,29.

n. Often treated with great cruelty in war. De 32:25; La 2:21; 5:11.

o. Of distinction, dressed in robes of various colours. 2Sa 13:18; Ps 45:14.

19. Were required to hear and obey the law. Jos 8:35.

20. Had a court of the tabernacle assigned to them. Ex 38:8; 1Sa 2:2.

21. Allowed to join in the temple-music from the time of David. 1Ch 25:5,6; Ezr 2:65; Ne 7:67.

22. Often engaged in

a. Domestic employments. Ge 18:6; Pr 31:15.

b. Agriculture. Ru 2:8; Song 1:6.

c. Tending sheep. Ge 29:9; Ex 2:16.

d. Drawing and carrying water. Ge 24:11,13,15,16; 1Sa 9:11; Joh 4:7.

e. Grinding corn. Mt 24:41; Lu 17:35.

f. Spinning. Pr 31:13,14.

g. Embroidery. Pr 31:22.

h. Celebrating the victories of the nation. Ex 15:20,21; Jdj 11:34; 1Sa 18:6,7.

i. Attending funerals as mourners. Jer 9:17,20.

23. Vows of, when married not binding upon the husband. Nu 30:6-8.

24. Unfaithfulness of, when married found out by the waters of jealousy. Nu 5:14-28.

25. Punishment for injuring, when with child. Ex 21:22-25.

26. To be governed by, considered a calamity by the Jews. Isa 3:12.

27. To be slain by, considered a great disgrace. Jdj 9:54.

28. Considered a valuable booty in war. De 20:14; 1Sa 30:2.

29. Often treated with great cruelty in war. 2Ki 8:12; La 5:11; Eze 9:6; Ho 13:16.

30. Illustrative

a. (Gloriously arrayed,) of the Church of Christ. Ps 45:13; Ga 4:26; Re 12:1.

b. (Delicate,) of backsliding Israel. Jer 6:2.

c. (Chaste and holy,) of saints. Song 1:3; 2Co 11:2; Re 14:4.

d. (Lewd,) of the Roman apostasy. Re 17:4,18.

e. (Wise,) of saints. Mt 25:1,2,4.

f. (Foolish,) of mere professors. Mt 25:1-3.

g. (At ease and careless,) of a state of carnal security. Isa 32:9,11.

h. (Forsaken,) of Israel in her captivity. Isa 54:6.

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