The Most Misunderstood Women of the Bible

What Their Stories Teach Us About Thriving

De: Mary E. DeMuth

Narrado por: Mary E. DeMuth

We live in a world of misunderstanding. People make up stories about us based on what they see, but they don’t truly know our inward journeys. Snap judgments punctuate our world. What if we could look at the lives of grossly misunderstood women of the Bible and mine truth from their stories? How would that change us?

Looking at Eve, Leah, Bathsheba, the Proverbs 31 Woman, and others, listeners will learn what these women can teach us about ourselves. Author Mary DeMuth combines her storytelling and scholarly skills to create a truly unique book that will help women understand misunderstanding, moving through and beyond it toward soul health.

©2022 Mary DeMuth (P)2022 Blackstone Publishing

Thank you.

I love how the author told the stories. You gave each woman’s prospective, real thought, real issues. She increased my faith. No matter what I’ve done my past is my past and I can still be a vessel of the Most High! Thank you for your obedience and your dedication to share your talent and your knowledge!

Love it and have listened to it several times!

I love how each woman's history is broken down, giving the listener new insight and perspective!

Quality

I really appreciated the thorough dive into each lady. Also, the discussion questions at the end were very helpful in forming my own individual thoughts and perspective.

This is a wonderful experience.

This book certainly gave me a deeper perspective on the ladies of the Bible. It also gave me a deeper understanding of God and his forgiveness for even the most heinous of sins, and how he gives us so many opportunities to step away from sin.
The lives of Bathsheba, and Mary Magdalene were so intense. It was very hard to listen to these chapters. I am glad I did. Then the chapter on Phoebe was so inspirational. She was some special lady. I highly recommend this book for both women and men.

A relief for women seeking closeness with God

Being a biblical woman can feel lonesome at times. “Misunderstood” provided me a closer connection to women in the Bible when I needed it most, and restored my passion for pursuit of God. Thank you Mary!