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Summary of Ann Spangler & Jean E. Syswerda's Women of the Bible
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Everest Media LLC
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Watermark
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Publication Year:
2022
2022
ISBN-13:
9798822549449
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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 She was perfectly at peace with God and her husband, the only other person on the planet. She lived in paradise, possessing every pleasure imaginable. She never knew the meaning of embarrassment, misunderstanding, hurt, estrangement, envy, bitterness, grief, or guilt until she listened to her enemy.
#2 The first woman, Eve, was created from Adam’s bone and flesh. But after she ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, she was banished from Eden with her husband.
#3 The first woman, Eve, was the first person to bear a child. She was also the first person to experience the pain of childbirth, which was a result of her sin.
#4 The very curse that was put on Eve for her sin is a wonderful promise. God promises that the human race will continue, and that death will be inevitable. Throughout Scripture, God’s grace is often most beautifully evident within his judgments.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 She was perfectly at peace with God and her husband, the only other person on the planet. She lived in paradise, possessing every pleasure imaginable. She never knew the meaning of embarrassment, misunderstanding, hurt, estrangement, envy, bitterness, grief, or guilt until she listened to her enemy.
#2 The first woman, Eve, was created from Adam’s bone and flesh. But after she ate from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, she was banished from Eden with her husband.
#3 The first woman, Eve, was the first person to bear a child. She was also the first person to experience the pain of childbirth, which was a result of her sin.
#4 The very curse that was put on Eve for her sin is a wonderful promise. God promises that the human race will continue, and that death will be inevitable. Throughout Scripture, God’s grace is often most beautifully evident within his judgments.
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