CHRISTIANNOTICE.COM.- During the last decade, women have taken a different power, more representative, more unanimous, more listened to, often more controversial and, without a doubt, more proactive.
Countless speeches are heard about it. Talk about female empowermentfighting for the rights and freedoms of women and also presents various tips for a woman to be more powerful.
And in all this change there is something to highlight, and it is the value of enrichment and mental and spiritual development that women have in all areas of their lives.
The Bible has several examples of God-fearing women. who made a difference at the time.
These women stood out in a male-dominated world, demonstrating that God uses all of us to fulfill his purposes.
However, the Bible teaches us several stories, where God bypassed male husbands and guardians, and spoke directly to women, with vitally important messages.
biblical women
Sacred Scripture presents us with 9 women who stood outbut, they are not the only ones worth the clarity, within them is the most representative, Mariaa simple young woman who was chosen for a great mission: to be the mother of Jesus.
She did not reject that mission but accepted it with faith. With confidence and poise, Mary helped educate Jesus and, years later, she saw him risen in glory.
introduce us to Sarahalthough he was already advanced in years, he abandoned everything to live the rest of his life in tents.
She always stood by her husband, Abraham, supporting him. Sara believed God, and at the age of 90, she saw her dream of having a son come true. God filled her heart with her joy.
Sarah then said, “God has made me laugh, and everyone who finds out that I have had a son will laugh with me,” Genesis 21:6.
Also, they describe us Deborah, a prophetess and judge who led Israel when there was no king. She summoned the army and encouraged the warriors to defeat the oppressors. Under Deborah’s leadership, Israel had peace for 40 years.
Another of the women who prayed for her son until it finally came true was Ana, who could not conceive, but trusted God and prayed with faith for a baby.
When God gave it to her, she dedicated it to him as a token of gratitude, Samuel grew up in the temple and became a great prophet.
Another woman who stood out was Miriam who was born and raised as a slave in Egypt. She took care of her brother Moses when he was a baby. That is the same Moses whom God used to free the people from slavery.
In addition to being a worship leader, Miriam was a prophetess and was highly respected by the Hebrew people.
Miriam sang to them thus: “Sing to the Lord, who has crowned himself with triumph, casting horses and horsemen into the sea” (Exodus 15:21).
Woman of faith
As a woman of faith, they describe Rahab, the same one that saved the lives of two Hebrew spies. That was the reason his family was spared when the Hebrews attacked Jericho.
Thanks to her faith, this despised woman earned a place among the people of Israel, became one of the ancestors of Jesus and obtained a place among the heroes of faith.
“By faith the prostitute Rahab did not die with the disobedient, for she had received the spies in peace” (Hebrews 11:31).
From the Scriptures, we can clearly see that God does not speak only to men and husbands, even in matters that directly affect them and their families.
God can and wants to entrust his word, with the authority that goes with it, directly to women and wives. Without question, the Lord can speak to women without using men or male church leaders as mediators.
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