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    Forgotten Women of God

    By Diana Webb

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    Have you ever wondered why there aren't more stories about women in the Bible? Or why there aren't more details about the women who are included? Forgotten Women of God offers a fascinating and detailed analysis of ancient women who were left out of the Bible. This new book by Diana Webb pairs captivating accounts of faithful women from ancient texts with modern research to offer insightful, informative glances into the lives of the women who, until now, have largely been ignored. Explore the little-known details behind the inspiring tales of Susanna, Judith, Aseneth, Hagar, Tamar, and others to gain a greater understanding of the powerful influence that these holy women have had on the history of mankind.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCedar Fort Publishing & Media
    Release dateJan 1, 2010
    ISBN9781462104239
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