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Esther: A Woman Born for “Such a Time as This”
Yet Esther’s willingness to serve her God was stronger than her fear of death. Even more so, she understands that perhaps she was born “for such a time as this.” The Book of Esther, though penned nearly 2,500 years ago, should be a lengthy expose in the New York Times. Take a quick whirlwind tour…
Joanna, Wife of Cuza
Joanna could easily have been one of the unnamed women witnesses watching Jesus’ crucifixion at a distance. She is specifically named at the His resurrection empty tomb. Luke 8:1-3 After this, Jesus traveled about from one town and village to another, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom of God. The Twelve were with him,…
The Pharaoh’s Daughter – Moses’ Adoptive Mother
The Pharaoh’s daughter, unnamed in the Bible, ultimately becomes an enormous figure in Jewish and Egyptian history, not by her name, but by her deeds and by her faithfulness to one of God’s chosen prophets. Do you notice this powerful woman in Biblical history is not named? The Pharaoh’s daughter, the most extraordinary and influential…
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