The Hebrew word for ‘noble’ is ‘khayil’, which means “mighty; wealthy; excellent; morally righteous; full of substance, integrity, abilities, and strength; mighty like an army.” [i] Notably, the word ‘noble’ in this context takes on the meaning of a powerful warrior. As she trusts in the Lord, “When it comes to snow, she has no fear for her household (Pro 31:21).” She does not need to be overwhelmed by the fears of life and the storms that may come. “Strength and dignity are her clothing, and she laughs at the time to come (Pro 31:25).” She behaves in such a way that she commands the respect and admiration of those around her, and they recognise her good qualities.[iii] She is full of joy and laughter when she looks at the future ahead of her.