I am not sure where the mindset of marriage being a woman's "crowning glory" came from.
Indeed, marriage is honorable. However, Paul actually tells us that it is better to remain single and mind the things of the Lord *hands over Paul's long-dead head to some voltrons for re-crucifixion* Lol
If you do get married, though, you shouldn't prioritise your career/ministry above your marriage.
Also, some women's purpose is actually embedded in their marriage (Consider S...arah, Leah, Rachel, Rebekkah, Ruth)
Indeed, marriage is honorable. However, Paul actually tells us that it is better to remain single and mind the things of the Lord *hands over Paul's long-dead head to some voltrons for re-crucifixion* Lol
If you do get married, though, you shouldn't prioritise your career/ministry above your marriage.
Also, some women's purpose is actually embedded in their marriage (Consider S...arah, Leah, Rachel, Rebekkah, Ruth)
My understanding is that wherever you find yourself, make sure you are walking in God's will for your life.
I'll like to mention Martha. I don't believe she was married but she was the owner of the house Mary and Lazarus, her siblings, lived in. Jesus had no qualms with her marital status and He didn't mind that she owned a house...He didn't ask her when He was "coming to eat rice" bla bla bla (Just in case you're wondering WWJD) Lol.
Have a blessed and productive day.
I'll like to mention Martha. I don't believe she was married but she was the owner of the house Mary and Lazarus, her siblings, lived in. Jesus had no qualms with her marital status and He didn't mind that she owned a house...He didn't ask her when He was "coming to eat rice" bla bla bla (Just in case you're wondering WWJD) Lol.
Have a blessed and productive day.
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