Women of the Bible: A Study

Sometimes, as a woman of faith, it's difficult to find a connection in the male dominated world of our sacred text, The Bible.

We view God as our Father. We study the patriarchs. Even the founders of modern religion are often male. In fact, most the major Biblical stories feature women in supporting (if that) roles.

In this interesting text, Christina Weigand ferrets out not only the role of the most fascinating women in the Bible, she probes deep and finds connections, parallels, and lessons today's woman can relate to.

While honoring these women, Weigand celebrates the feminine while respectfully honoring church tradition.

The women profiled in this fascinating 67 page study include: Eve, Sarah, Hagar, Rachel, Leah, Delilah, Naomi, Ruth, Michal, Bathsheba, Elizabeth, Mary and Mary Magdalene.

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About the Author:

Christina is a freelance writer specializing in spiritual and inspirational topics. She has had articles published in online ezines Just for Mom, Sisters in the Lord, and Keepin' On. Her article entitled Baby... Again! appeared in ParentLife magazine. An article entitled Why I Write appeared in Once Upon a Time a magazine for children's writers and illustrators and an article entitled Lent: A Season of Hope appeared in the winter 2006/2007 issue of Evangel.

She currently works on a regular column in Extreme Woman entitled God's Crazy Quilt and Christian Books for Women entitled God was at the Wedding, Where is He Now?. Many of her early work can be seen at Faithwriters. 

Click here to read an excerpt.