
Examining the women portrayed in the Old Testament and the roles they played.

The book of Esther tells the story of a beautiful orphan who hides her Jewish identity, becomes Queen of Persia and saves her people from destruction.

No biblical woman is more reviled than Jezebel; her name is still synonymous with feminine evil; Jezebel's story is a rich mix of historical events, allegorical interpretation, and metaphorical license.

During a late afternoon in Jerusalem 3,000 years ago, a beautiful young woman bathes on the roof at dusk, spied by the lustful eyes of a hidden admirer.

Samson may have been the classic biblical Israeli strong man, but he was no match for a pretty young Philistine named Delilah.