The word homemaking in Hebrew refers to the nature of God which desires to make the physical earth His own dwelling place (home).

The Hebrew scripture in Genesis 1:27

it is written that God said; let Us “make” man into our own image (imagination), according to our own likeness;… 

According to the commentary; the word “make” meaning “Homemaking“.

Let us make man who will turn the earth into a home (Sabbath) for God.

In Hebrew;

the word “Homemaking” is also connected to the Hebrew month of Nisan and the building of God’s tabernacle (home or dwelling place for God as it is written in Exodus 40:1-38 ),

which was finished in Spring time (in the Hebrew month called “Nisan“).

God made Adam (male being “Ish” in Hebrew) and Woman (female, being Isha“”).

The man provided the seed (brought home the wheat), but the woman transformed that wheat into physical bread which sustained the home.

The art of homemaking was attributed to the Hebrew woman, being the Proverb 31:10-31 virtuous woman. 

Let us “make” man….the word “make” means “Homemaking”. 

The woman being the Helper:

Turning the role of a woman (a mother) into the natural act of making or helping what God commanded Moses (male) by bringing it into the laws that governs the kitchen, love making (intimancy), home economics and the female emotions in a home. 

And via the woman; God’s instructions of food making, sexual energies and homemaking were supposed to be transformed it into natural sustenance which sustains nature (mother earth), & animism in our environment and the global community at large.

The woman’s crowned with a crown of God’s 12 month on God’s calendar:

Revelation 12:1-2:

12 Now a great sign appeared in heaven:

a woman clothed with the sun, with the moon under her feet, and on her head a garland of twelve stars (or 12 months on God’s calendar).

The Hebrew mindset in a woman brings forth a child that will rule and govern nations:

Revelation 12:2

^{Vers 2} Then being with child, she cried out in labor and in pain to give birth….

Revelation 12:5

Verse 5 

She bore a male Child who was to rule all nations with a rod of iron.

(Genesis 3:20) – 
Adam called his wife Eve because she was the mother (homemaker) of all living organisms or animism 

Article written by Ap Ngabo Alex for conscious lifestyle.