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5 Things God Hates in Women

5 Things God Hates in Women
          1. Haughtiness and Pride (Isaiah 3:16; 10:33; Pr. 6:17, 18:12)

          2 .Walking with stretched forth necks (Isaiah 3:16, Neh. 9:16, Pr. 75:5)
    -This means displaying the neck, elevating and extending it, thus indicating pride and arrogance.

         3. Walking with Wanton eyes (Pr. 6:13; 10:10)

    -The Hebrew word Sagar means to lie and deceive

    -This refers to alluring by a wanton and fascinating look of the eyes; making the eyes glance wantonly.

        4. Walking and mincing as they go (Isaiah 3:16)

    -Moving the body to attract the lust of a man.

        5. Making a tinkling with their feet ( Isaiah 3:16)

    -During Isaiah's time, woman adorned themselves with ankle rings and bells. This would cause them to bring unnecessary attention to themselves.
    (Dakes Bible)

    Everything is based on the intent of the heart.

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