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Bathsheba
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II
Samuel 11:2-3; 12:24; I Kings 1:11-31; 2:13-19
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Woman
whose beauty led to adultery and murder. Wife of Uriah one of David's
mighty men, mother of Solomon by David
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Bernice
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Acts
25:13, 23: 26:30
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Eldest
daughter of Herod Agrippa, eventually becomes wife of her uncle and
consort of her brother Agrippa
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Bilhah
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Genesis
29:29; 30:3-7; 35:22, 25; 37:2; 46:25; I Chronicles 4:29; 7:13
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Handmaid
of Rachel, given to Jacob as secondary wife, mother of Dan and Naphtali
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Bithiah
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I
Chronicles 4:18
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Daughter
of Pharoah married to Mered of the tribe of Judah
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Candace
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Acts
8:27
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Her
eunuch is converted to God and baptized in the desert by Philip
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Chloe
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I
Corinthians I:10-11
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Mother
of Christian household at Corinth where Paul stayed
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Claudia
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II
Timothy 4:21
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Mentioned
in Pauls letter to Timothy
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Cozbi
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Numbers
25:6-18
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Midianite
woman killed by Phinehas son of Elezar to stop the plague of idolatry
and whoredom overtaking Israel
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Damaris
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Acts
17:34
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One
of Paul's converts as he preached onMar Hill in Athens
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Deborah
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Genesis
24:59; 35:8
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Rebekah's
nurse maid, a devoted friend who died revered and loved by the family
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Deborah
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Judges
4 and 5; Hebrews 11:32-34
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Prophetess,
warrior and only female judge of ancient Israel, wife of Lapidoth
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Delilah
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Judges
16:4-21
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Prostitute,
traitor, wife of Samson the strong in body but weak in will
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Dinah
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Genesis
34
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The
daughter of Jacob and Leah, defiled by Prince Shechem who desired her
to wife, sibling of the men who slaughtered the Shechemites in
reparation
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Dorcas
(Tabitha)
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Acts
9:36-43
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The
charitable member of the church at Joppa who gave much Christian
service, when she died Peter raised her from the dead
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Drusilla
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Acts
24:10-27
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One
of three daughters of Herod Agrippa. Just as loosely moraled as the
rest, she was the wife of Felix when Paul appears before his court the
second time.
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Eglah
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II
Samuel 3:5
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Another
of the eight wives of David; mother of Ithream
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Elisabeth
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Luke
1:5-80
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A
descendent of Aaron, wife of Zacharias, mother of John the Baptist in
her old age
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Elisheba
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Exodus
6:23
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Wife
of Aaron, sister-in-law to Moses, daughter of Amminadab
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Ephah
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I
Chronicles 2:46
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Concubine
of Caleb; mother of Haran, Moza and Gazez
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Ephrath
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I
Chronicles 2:19,50; 4:4
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Caleb's
second wife, mother of Hur, after death of Caleb she has a son by her
step-son
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Esther
(Hadassah)
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Esther
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The
queen who saved her people from destruction
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Eunice
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Acts
16:1-3; II Timothy 1:5; 3:14 - 15; 4:5
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Daughter
of Lois, mother of Timothy
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Euodias
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Philippians
4:2
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One
of the first converts at Philippi
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Eve
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Genesis
2 and 3
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Wife
of Adam, first woman, mother of all, she first partook of the fruit;
mother of a prophet and a murderer
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Gomer
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Hosea
1:1-11; 3:1-5
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Wife
of Hosea, a harlot - the story of this couple symbolizes God's love for
his adulterous people who wander after strange gods
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Hagar
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Genesis
16; 21:9-17; 25:12; Galatians 4:24-25
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Handmaid
of Sarah, mother of Ishmael by Abraham when he was 86, visited by an
angel who declared the promise that her son also would be the father of
many nations
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Haggith
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II
Samuel 3:4-5; I Kings 1:5, 11; 2:13; I Chronicles 3:2
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Fifth
wife of David, mother of Adonijah
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Hammoleketh
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I
Chronicles 7:17-18
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Daughter
of Machir, sister of Gilead, an ancestress of Gilead
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Hamutal
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Jeremiah
52:1, 2; II Kings 23:31; 24:18
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Daughter
of Jeremiah, mother of Jehoahaz and Mattaniah or Zedekiah a wicked king
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Hannah
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I
Samuel 1; 2:1, 21
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Mother
of Samuel the prophet, the barren wife of a man with two wives, she
prayed and offered her child, if given one, to God. Samuel is that
child, later she bears five more children
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