Being confident that He Who began a good work in me will continue until the day of Jesus Christ (Phil. 1:6), I confess that: I am a capable, intelligent and virtuous woman, far more precious than jewels (Prov 31:10). I rise early and get spiritual food for my household (Prov. 31:15). I seek first God's kingdom and all good things are added unto me (Matt. 6:33).

I reverently and worshipfully fear the Lord. I give of the fruit of my hands and my works praise me (Prov. 31:30,31). I am industrious (Prov. 31:13). With my savings I plant fruitful vines (Prov 31:16).

Strength and dignity are my clothing and my position is strong and secure. I rejoice over the future knowing that my family and I are in readiness for it (Prov. 31:25).

I open my mouth with skillful and godly wisdom, and in my tongue is the law of kindness, giving counsel and instruction (Prov. 31:26). The bread of idleness (gossip, discontent and self-pity) I do not eat (Prov. 31:27).

I am worthy of respect and serious, not a gossiper, but temperate and self-controlled, thoroughly trustworthy in all things (1 Tim. 3:11). I pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, patience and gentle-heartedness (1 Tim. 6:11), and the joy of the Lord is my strength (Neh. 8:10).

I am submissive and adapt myself to my own husband as a service to the Lord. He is head of me as Christ is head of the church (Eph. 5:22, 23). I respect and reverence my husband. I notice, regard, honor, prefer, love and admire him exceedingly (Eph. 5:33).

The heart of my husband trusts in me confidently and relies on and believes in me safely (Prow. 31:11). I comfort and encourage and do him only good as long as there is life in me (Prov. 31:12).

I walk in love with my husband, esteeming and delighting in him (Eph. 5:2). My husband praises me above all   women (Prov. 31:29) in Jesus' name.