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What the Bible says about Overindulgence of Israelite Women
(From Forerunner Commentary)
This passage describes the wealth, finery, and attitudes of Israelite women as the end nears, and it does not paint a pretty picture (see also Amos 4:1-3). He depicts them as "haughty" and "wanton" with more clothes, jewelry, makeup, and accessories than they know what to do with! Economically, the passage indicates a society of so much wealth and leisure that its women are indulged and free to pursue their desires to excess.
Richard T. Ritenbaugh
Economics in ProphecyRelated Topics: Economics in Prophecy | Excess Desire | Haughtiness of Israelite Women | Living in Excess | Overindulgence | Pursuing Desires to Excess | Self Indulgence
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