These 5 MYSTERIOUS Women Related To Jesus Will SHOCK You!

[@thebeatagp]

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[@Nkjooo]

As a fellow believer on Dallas Jenkins, does this include mormon Bible studies, as well and there views on the same Jesus?

[@ajaykane444]

Was enjoying listening to the stories til you put my community in your mouth to promote hate.

[@kalevthewalrus44]

I used to think that Tamar’s story was just weird. Now after watching this video, (and also partially from a Youth Group teaching from last week on this passage) I realized that it is a really cool story and I now see that she wanted her due justice and she didn’t give up and she would be a part of the lineage of Christ. I also found out that Tamar means “Palm Tree” which in storms are blown down, but when the storm is over, they get back up. Really sounds like Tamar.

[@djidjine5082]

I used to too but now I see two things.. 1. He refused to get her pregnant but kept having sex with her 2. He literally was stalling the birth of Jesus by doing so because Jesus came from that line.

[@wingedinfinity6715]

EXCELLENT. Thank you for the extra info, GOD IS SO AMAZING 💥💕🌴💕💥✝️💥

[@mariebarber589]

​​@@djidjine5082 that stuff that happen in old testament.. when once captivity to sin. Now ultimate blood of Christ new testament this is in scripture

[@sybilsadie620]

Francine Rivers wrote a book on al 5 woman in a romantic form. It is so wonderful to listen to this read the scripture and the Rivers book. If you can get also the booj Redeeming love that is based on Hosea. And she wrote a book on the men in the Bible . Brilliant.

[@briannaje5419]

My mother in law told me she felt her testimony wasn’t strong enough because she was a virgin when she got married, never got drunk, never smoked, didn’t curse, etc. I encouraged her but I’m so glad to hear this video and share this new understanding with her about Mary.

[@ChildofGod98765]

Lord hear my prayers. I’m so discouraged as a single mother trying to make it on my own both of my sons are special needs. Im ready to give up.I’m constantly struggling to buy groceries, struggling to pay bills but with you by my side Lord I cannot fail. So as I continue to struggle to provide for my children, Jesus I know you will give me strength.

[@NadiaUnyandike]

Stay strong The time will come Hebrew 2, 18

[@devoradiaz5061]

I pray you find comfort in God! May his peace which surpass all understanding give you directions on what and how you move in this season.

[@5781nashmiller]

"The easiest decision is not always the best decision." So true.

[@sarafrancis6442]

Love this ! But you forgot Leah, Judah’s mom. Leah longed for Jacob’s affection, but he loved Rachel. Even after she gave him son after son, Jacob still didn’t give her the love she desired. Every son before Judah has a name that shows she was pinning after Jacob’s affection but when she had Judah, she forgot about Jacob and blessed God for her son. God redeemed Leah… it’s from her son Judah that the messiah comes !

[@rebeccaboakyesarpong3076]

Wow…I’m enlightened 😃.God bless you Sis🙏🏼

[@thepsalmbird]

While there were other women in Jesus' genealogy, there were only five (including Mary) mentioned in Matthew 1❤.❤

[@sarafrancis6442]

@@thepsalmbird my point stands, as the mother of Judah, Leah is in Jesus’s bloodline, was this limited to the Mathew scripture ? Even so, I just love the redemption that God bestowed on Leah and I wish her story was told more. That’s all 💕

[@mariagaytan7149]

Great video ! Didn’t know about these stories I started my journey with your videos! I decided to get baptized on sunday, after a year so I thank you for planting God’s seed in me through your teaching !

[@deborahflores3657]

Congratulations on your decision to be baptized. That is wonderful!

[@TheBlindPharmacist]

Welcome to the family of God.

[@tanjasmit7535]

Jesus is my redeemer and the lover of my soul.... I've been through so many different seasons in my life and yet, He loved me... always. 😢 Thank you God for your mercy and grace 🙏🏻🥺🇿🇦👑

[@faithachildoftheonetruegod]

Amen

[@bethprather9241]

First story... Ladies we have came a long way in God's blessing!! Praise the Lord❤

[@chocopellic2318]

She lies, she lies 😭 so true. I appreciate these educational information/Bible story. Praise God! 🙌

[@storytimewithanne]

Great teaching thank you for sharing.

[@annairwin8147]

I love the Old Testament 🙏🙏...You are a fantastic minister Allen💕

[@holeyheartedmelissa4503]

All five of these stories are dramatized in Francine River's Lineage of Grace. Highly recommend.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

Yes, I have the book about Tamar and it is excellent. It also helps us to understand how things were back then.

[@danasami5410]

Im surprised by this video in a super good way, God has so many ways to talk to us, Glory to Jesus! 🙌🏼 Great video, God bless you!

[@dessnatazha]

I was really blessed by what you said about Mary. I have a problem feeling my testimony is boring because I didn't experience a radical change in lifestyle, I've believed in Jesus since I first learned about him as a child, and I know He's been with me since. I grew up in a strict household and didn't like getting in trouble, so between my mother and the Holy Spirit keeping me in line I didn't step out very much. I am definitely not perfect but when I hear other people's testimonies I think no one would care to hear mine. I'm glad I watched this video.

[@alvincobbs92]

Brother Allen, you really can tell a story

[@angelicagalabuzi1131]

What you said about Mary is so so true. Also, the entire video was informative, I only knew of Rahab and Mary being in His lineage. Never even heard of Tamar

[@CarolG-l8k]

I want to thank you Allen for your clear and easy to understand explanation of the Scriptures. Listening to your videos has helped me make sense of many issues- including israel and Bible prophecy and also practical day to day living. God bless you.

[@ripper12322]

Your final part about Mary was very profound and will certainly be sharing it with many who feel EXACTLY as you have said. Awesome stuff brother Parr!

[@maryedwards9637]

Thank you for this lesson. I believe we can all identify with at least one of these women. Keep up the good work; it is a blessing to us who follow you.

[@chrisalan11rus]

Awesome! Thank you brother Parr. Excellent timing for women’s history month 😊

[@Lollipop.er42]

The Bible says David TOOK Bathsheba. I agree that he probably didn't physically SA her but she had to have felt she had no other option. We know from the Bible that the blame seems to be put on David alone

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

I agree that she probably felt like she couldn't say no. If she didn't want to do it though, it was r*pe, plain and simple.

[@mikenixon2401]

You excellent question made me go to the Hebrew text as often English unfortunately is not always the best language translation. Basically what I got is though David satisfied his sinful intention, Bathsheba, given David's position did not resist. Not truly consent but keeping in historic and cultural context it is cringey understandable. The good news is that it gave us Solomon. I suppose the lesson is out of tragic circumstances God can and does for the believer often bless he eventual long term result. Hope that helps. Be a blessing.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

@@mikenixon2401 I understand what you are saying. But if she didn't consent, then she was assaulted. I am sure she had no choice but to go along with it. He could have had her killed or hurt her had she physically resisted. She probably just wanted it to be over with and then she ended up pregnant.

[@mikenixon2401]

@@RebeccaTaylorTillery I can easily agree with that. As I suspect you know, the biggest error contemporary believers make when reading scripture is not taking into consideration the culture, customs attitudes of times of whom we are reading. Thank you for your kind and objective reply.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

@@mikenixon2401 you can read Hebrew?

[@NathanL11]

Thank you Allen for breaking this down for easier understanding

[@bethprather9241]

We got it all now and it is 2024!! Im 56 and I don't think I've heard this preached on any of my Baptist churches or my Christian church now. We need to read the Bible plus, I had 3 kids amd probably didn't pay attention that well. But pray to love the Bible and it is awesome

[@andreastarks2780]

Thank you! It’s so rare to hear someone, even a pastor, get the story of Tamar right and not condemn her as a prostitute. So sad and disappointing that Christians don’t do better to understand God and the culture and laws of the time.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

Mary Magdalene is still taught as if she was a prostitute. She wasn't. She was possessed by 7 demons.

[@CorbinLeonard-rp4et]

The blood line of Jesus is interesting

[@mikenixon2401]

I agree, the perfect man as son of God, coming in part from an imperfect line of people. I suppose that is why the Lord is relatable to the believer. Be a blessing.

[@cp8603]

More of these brother, thank you for helping me to know our LORD even more. GOD BLESS!

[@mrsemilybartrum]

Tell me why I just read about the notes from my MacArthur study Bible how the genealogy of Matthew was Joseph's line... but Luke was Mary's line since Moses used that style by using "Joseph son of..." since Luke lists zero women as Matthew does. The Lord is so great!

[@joyceharvey410]

This was so encouraging. I love how you tell the stories with video. It really brings the bible alive. Thanks you

[@whittonbailey1789]

Praise God that my weakest moments don't define me and the plan God has for my life! I appreciate you and the platform you use for the upbuilding of God's kingdom! May God continue to bless your diligence and faithfulness!

[@wingedinfinity6715]

EXCELLENT teaching, THANK YOU ‼️💥💕

[@BookTalksWithMrsThomas]

Awesome! I’m writing a Bible study on these women. So encouraging to see this!

[@joycemauga3268]

Amen! Thank you for making the message of the Gospel simple for your audience. Bless your heart.

[@kennethelesleyjr6738]

Very interesting thank you for your time and studies. I will be watching more. Have a blessed day.!!!

[@majorphenom1]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾 His 😢grace and mercy be upon you and your loved ones 🕊️🥛🍯

[@thecuffshow]

I have a lot of stories that God delivered me out of and going through one now. But I’m confident in Christ for he has shown me more than enough that he’s faithful and just to forgive if I humble myself and ask sincerely for him to forgive me as I forgive those who wronged me. I desire to please him for He has all the answers and his yoke is easy. Learn from him.

[@heidihouseholder727]

I love your teaching/preaching style! Thank you ♥️🙌💕

[@coderjo]

David was literally the king of Israel Bathsheba was literally a subordinate with no authority. So when the king calls his subordinate to sleep with him what the hell was she supposed to say? no? What if she DID say no? If David could easily kill her husband what makes you think she had any “consent” in the matter? The Bible literally says she mourned Uriah’s death. If she consented she won’t have given a damn about the man.

[@larisagehmie5127]

This was my understanding of the text. My Pastor preached on this couple month back and this was how he spoke about David's sin against Bathsheba.

[@robynaboverubiesorpearls]

I came on here to question this suggestion of consent as well.

[@robynaboverubiesorpearls]

Normally I agree with all your videos, but suggesting that Bathsheba consented to sex with David, I do not agree. He abused his position of authority by summoning her and putting her in that position. Accusing her of sexual sin instead of David is wrong.

[@mbrilliB]

Very true Bathsheba was raped by king David I don't know why some people just want to think that David was all "pure and righteous" which was not the case coz he did such an act even after knowing God and going about killing her husband was purely evil

[@moet131]

​@robynaboverubiesorpearls technically she did commit sexual sin. Although the choice to say no may have cost her her life, she still had a choice. The late Dr. Charles Stanley always said obey God and leave the consequences to Him.

[@memunatusaffa9216]

Thx Brother. I so needed this video, and i've shared it. Awesome breakdown of these blessed women in the linage of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Happy Holy Week and A blessed Resurrection Sunday in advance

[@jeandunson5482]

Good job! I appreciate your teaching ❤

[@nelsonvieira8522]

Tamar was considered more righteous because she was holding onto the promise God had made in the garden (the seed that will smite the serpent's head) and to Abraham, "through your seed I will bless all the families in the earth". She was of the same faith of Abraham, that's why she was righteous (as are all those who trust in the word of God by believing in the testimony he gives about his Son, Jesus). And that's the reason God blessed her and she is in Jesus's lineage and might as well be counted alongside the champions of the faith mentioned in the book of Hebrews,11. She was not blessed because she stood for her rights (she didn't), but because she trusted in the word of God who had promised to multiply Abraham's offspring and send the Messiah through him. That is why spilling out the semen on the ground was a serious sin in that situation.... It was against the faith in God's promises.... Anything which is not of Faith, is sin...

[@jeffreyjohnson7784]

I love this study. Thanks for it.

[@bethprather9241]

The Bathsheba story I had heard the bad version only my entire life. But it was HUGE when I realized Soloman was her child with David.. Wow❤

[@thebecs80]

What a lovely video. Thank you, and God bless you and your family. Greetings from Denmark.

[@tarahall8408]

Awesome!!!!!✝️✝️✝️✝️

[@petebenes948]

So one of my favorite points of most of the women in the lineage of Jesus is their status as non Israelites. Tamar, Rahab, and Ruth are all clearly listed as non Israelites. Bathsheba is married to a nonIsraelite. Mary is the only outlier, as most of the sermons and whatnot that I have heard in regards to the women in Jesus’ genealogy were the 4 Old Testament women. I have always found that point comforting; these foreign women were grafted to the family tree, and blessed by God.

[@simelisiphomncube3434]

Please do more videos like this. This was educational and entertaining.

[@kimberlywright4988]

Wow you really put this together well. This was really awesome. Ruth is my favorite gemale story of the bible, I could 'nt wait to hear how you would summarize her story quick but you did it. You did it well. Ruth and Boaz had Obed and Obed was the father of Jessi and Jessi was the father of David. My grandmother used to always say there's some gentle blood in Jesus bloodline 😁😁😁😁 Ruth was it she was a Moabite

[@michaelnewzealand1888]

Good point

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

Ruth was not a Gentile, and the ppl who believe this don't understand or really study the Bible honestly. Deuteronomy says that Moabites weren't allowed within the community for up to 10 generations. If Ruth was a Gentile, then David could not legally be considered an Israelite, and he would thus be violating God's command where He commands the Israelites not to make Gentiles their rulers. David was 100% Israelite by blood.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

​@@theeternalsbeliever1779Ruth was a Moabite. It says so in the Bible. She followed Naomi and swore that Naomi's people were her people and Naomi's God was her God. Ruth 1: 4-17

[@reedykat30]

I knew all of these stories, however they still had me intrigued. Thanks!

[@nethasmith9959]

I remember telling a friend about the story of Tamar and she said "THAT'S IN THE BIBLE" 🤣🤣

[@AlisonReid-g1r]

LOVING this study!!!!! Awesome!

[@THEHITMEN]

Lol the hitmarker on Er took me out 😂😂🎯🎯

[@yy_kaxzu_yy3416]

Amen

[@Justgoflyaway7]

You Speck slow & Clear Bless God thankU 😊👌

[@pamelabrown8467]

Thanks for sharing 🙏🏼😇

[@adadavis6908]

Such an Awesome video! I learned quite a bit from it and I feel relieved about many things you mentioned.

[@beadoll8025]

I wonder could a woman of that time really deny a King without consequences though.

[@jeanettegerardo2180]

I absolutely agree!! I've heard of teaching saying that Bathsheba intentionally bathed outside to get the king's attention but there is no basis for that in scripture. A woman would be culturally unable to refuse a king like you said without consequence consequence.

[@northstar2621]

There is no scriptural basis to think either.

[@RebeccaTaylorTillery]

​@@jeanettegerardo2180she was bathing after her period. She couldn't bathe elsewhere until she was cleansed from her uncleanness. Most women of the day probably had a bath on the roof where no one could see them, unless you are near the castle which is taller than your house. When David saw her bathing, he should have turned away.

[@list1726]

Thanks for posting

[@kimmcnatt6301]

Interesting video. Thanks for sharing. God bless you.

[@GIAJTIH8900]

Awesome Amen!

[@Sandra-fb7oo]

Hi Brother Allen Parr!

[@washingtonsteven6885]

That was good Allen you finished it POWERFUL, Good job.

[@tmdx6345]

Thank you this was great . Much appreciated blessings.

[@path1400]

Thank you for your teaching. God Bless you.

[@dagacola8246]

Good stuff .... thanks !

[@jeffreyjules8423]

Great lesson brother

[@mikenixon2401]

Excellent lesson. I've been watching for a few weeks because, as you know, there are a lot of enticing but faulty "Christian" channels. You are Biblically solid and realistic. Plus you offer a good presentation. So, consider me your most recent subscriber.

[@KarenChaney-h9j]

Thanks you Allen for this Karen forestparkga God bless happy Easter 🐰🐰🐰🐣🐣🐣❤❤

[@LaKeidraTaylor]

Thank You!!! I enjoyed this!!!!😊

[@joanwood5778]

Great video. Thank you

[@maxvonbeuollo8098]

I just caught your interview with Mr. Jenkins so I wanted to make sure you would catch my response to that interview. I am so frustrated and tired with Christians who essentially wimp out and compromise their testimony for either money, glory/fame or simply pressure from the world. Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness and what communion hath light with darkness and what concord has Christ with Belial. Giving no offense in anything, that the ministry be not blamed. Abstain from all appearance of evil. Come out from among them........... I didn't always agree with you but I must say I was really surprised as I heard you in agreement with Jenkins and unfortunately for you this makes yo complicit with this incredibly harmful view. You Mr. Parr have an incredible responsibility especially to children and young adults who are growing up in a evil world. My world was the 60's but it doesn't compare with the depravity we are seeing today. What makes all this so amazing is that you have all been officially schooled in the faith and now you become part of the problem. Not unlike Allister Begg. For your sake I hope you recant your unholy union with LGBT.

[@mikeschultz8156]

Good video God bless bother !!

[@misconceptions124]

With Bathsheba we have to remember if the King sends for you. You're not going to say no.

[@chalmadanes405]

I just found your channel. Wow you explain so well. Thx

[@jamiehensley2728]

Allen, I respectfully suggest you revise your language about Bathsheeba. She did not commit sexual sin. David TOOK HER - that's verbatim wat the Bible says. She had no choice. Moreover, she mourned her husbands' tragic death. She did not agree to enter into a relationship with the King - all the context we have indicates that she would not have had the option to turn down his advances.

[@AngelitaDuran432]

Amen.

[@grietacoetzee1366]

Wonderful video.....thanx a lot😊

[@normidwest1316]

great content new sub Thank you for posting

[@hharden4969]

Some really great insight on these women of Jesus’s lineage! I love how you went into detail on each of them and their lessons to learn. Mary and Ruth are both that I look up to as examples of true women of Christ. One side note on Mary’s testimony: I was raised in a co-denominational home where my mother taught the Catholic faith and my dad was Southern Baptist. One thing that my mom would explain from her faith is how some people outside of the Catholic Church see Mary being “worshiped” more than Jesus, even my dad had seen it that way. But she explained to us that it was to honor her for her service to God to bear His son for the world. God saw her blameless and pure, and she said, “Yes,” going all in for the purpose of saving all of God’s people and the entire world. It’s absolutely beautiful! That always will stick with me, and I hope that can help shed some light on that as well, too, for others. Thx again for sharing this Pastor Allen! God bless all!🙌🏻

[@bethprather9241]

😂❤❤❤I was raised S. BAPTIST AND my family all still are members. I go to a non denominational Christian church now, but do know some awesome Catholic friends. As soon as you typed exactly what I have heard my entire life, " Catholics believe it takes Mary and Jesus to be saved or they worship Mary.." I laughed," at 56 you can do that. " For me to explain Catholic faith , I can not. It is very deep and I have always known it is still a Christian denomination. My cousin married a nice Catholic man and they live in Georgia but I think they are all Catholic now. School and all. When her father passed away a few years ago, I was sick and sadly missed the funeral. He was a member of the Baptist church and my aunt is still alive and is Baptist and a wonderful Christian lady.. ❤Back to.Mary and I know God wants to see His Humer in things because I fight depression too. So this was probably around 2017 or 18 and all the political/ church mess.. I'm not getting into was already upsetting me with my family I did love. I had no idea where they had been or were understanding things in such a strange out there way.. But my Big sister I love( VERy active in SBaptist church), calls me to ask where I was and even though I was proud of her making sure that my Catholic family in Georgia did know Jesus, she tells me that she was so suprized!! Really blessed at all they knew. My cousins Husband.. In all her effort, she actually and my mom thought Catholic people weren't really Christians. The worship or they believe it's all Mary or ❤😂something. I told her when I finally and calmly got it.." Ann in my small town where we were raised..( she is in the city now)... The most Christian fruits I have ever saw produced in my 56 years are the two homes across from where I live. Two sisters, one with an awesome husband and family that KNow and love Jesus and people.. They 100% ❤❤ of Jesus. So I would and never thought only Baptist or Catholics were not going to heaven. ❤❤❤❤ There are 1 liners almost for every protestant church too. When we switched several years ago I was told over and over how the Christian Church believed that you had to be Baptized in water as part of your salvation. I WAS baptized so that wasn't an issue but, now I have learned through 2 of the largest Christian churches in our state that It is very important but now or since 2015, I've not heard that must one time. You are saved and they Baptize later. People are just funny.. Praise God Revelations,. Tells us people from every tongue, tribe. And nation will see the Kingdom of Heaven !! Praise the Lord! Blessed to be your sister in.Christ.. God keep our eyes and ears open for You!!

[@jadude119]

Hey Allen, my family and I are moving near the McKinney, Plano area - We were wondering if you have any good church recommendations? I've been following you since 2017 and love your content - Hope you're well brother, look forward to hearing from you! Blessings 🤙🏾

[@BIBLESnapshotsChallenge]

Hey Allen great perspective on the Mary story.

[@1922mistyblue]

Love this 🎉

[@mrs.vbrown]

Great video🎉 I do believe Bathsheba was SA by King David as to why his daughter was SA by his son!!! I feel like Bathsheba will soon get her own justice

[@dayair1]

Maybe, maybe not we were not there. But what we do know is, God calls David a man after his own heart. God never said that about any other human being. And we also know that the Lord chose David to carry the lineage of the Christ. And king David’s kingdom was always spoken of by God as an example to the kingdoms that followed. Based on that, I do not believe David SA her.

[@mbrilliB]

​@@dayair1dude David SA her because when Nathan rebuked David he said that the rich man took the poor man's for slaughter so it was SA.

[@dayair1]

@@mbrilliB It does not actually state that he took her by force. But considering the transgressions that followed you maybe right. Nathaniel rebuked David because he committed adultery with her, then had Bathsheba’s husband killed, , and then took her to be his wife. But as horrendous as this story is, it shows Gods unworldly ability to forgive us even for sins we may consider unforgivable. As long as we are willing to truly repent from the depths of our being. I am always overwhelmed by the grace he shows towards us.

[@Reggie202010]

After watching the chosen and this video, I was wondering what Tamar story. Thanks

[@cynthiamubanga8187]

Amen 🙏

[@JaredPowell-e2x]

Mary is my favorite woman in the Bible too. Maybe my favorite person in the Bible aside from Jesus Christ. I think a lot of evangelicals are afraid to praise Mary because of Rome’s Mariology, but we shouldn’t be. She was an incredible woman of faith.

[@kamilahdouglas1609]

This is a great video!

[@FaithMoses-x8n]

Great video.

[@BookTalksWithMrsThomas]

Ok- I respectfully disagree about Bathsheba. David “took” her and she was quite possibly wearing something during her bath. Plus David wasn’t supposed to be home. I agree that it wasn’t violent but I don’t think she had a choice.

[@CCD_106]

Actually 3 of the 5 had sexual sin in their story (Tamar used deception and engaged in prostitution) but we serve a forgiving God! Btw, this video made me realize how vulnerable a woman is to sexual sin when she is not Godly covered by a man (as we see in these 3)...we STILL see that being the case today! This helps explain why the Bible mentions Godly coverage so many times... 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@trentaman4524]

Can you please do a video on holistic practices such ad frequency healing and if it's OK or not ok? New Age practices are a hot topic and very tricky for our newer brothers and sisters in Christ ❤ Thanks bro!

[@ounkwon6442]

At 00:33, the quoted text is from Deu 25, not in Lev 25 for levirate marriage.

[@DawnietotheMax]

0:43 What a coincidence I'm in the process of editing a video regarding Tamar for my other channel.

[@josesmanalaysay5063]

If you may allow 6, there was one woman who was first of them all & worth mentioning. God made all of the rest of the Bible stories happen because of her one decision, to finally dedicate her child in praise to the Lord instead of trying to get attention from her husband.... Leah. (Gen 29:35) (Matt 1:2) (Psalms 118:8)

[@rahanareji1802]

Is there 2 tamar in bible.king david daughter.Her life was also terrified

[@angelagranger760]

Yes. There is Tamar, the daughter in law of Judah (mentioned in this video) and Tamar, one of David's daughters who was raped by Amnon, David's first heir.

[@midimusicforever]

One for the algo!

[@ashentheforce]

Leah, Judah's mother and Jacob's first wife, should have been included in this list. She married a man who did not want her but wanted her sister instead. God favored her because her husband did not when he married her sister also.

[@CinemaSermons]

Story of Mary reminds me of Princess Leia from Star Wars! Obviously Luke is the typical hero's journey, and Darth Vader is the story of redemption and so is Han solo. But Princess Leia is steadfast from beginning to end and knows the mission and never wavers. I tend to see myself more as a Han Solo, but I always use Princess Leia as an allegory for someone who didn't have a crazy testimony. Obviously Mary is a much better example hahaha

[@persephone444]

Basically Tamar was like you wont fool me a third Time family of m'y first hubby

[@davidmettler3051]

2 Samus 11:2 One evening David got up from his bed and walked around on the roof of the palace. From the roof he saw a woman bathing. The woman was very beautiful. David was on HIS rooftop... NOT Bathsheba... why aren't we teaching this correctly? Have you heard the saying, "Nothing good happens after midnight?" Well, it was David ON HIS rooftop, in the late hours of the night, peering down into Bathshebas home while she was bathing 🛁. Come on now folks, of all the clarifications we try to straighten out.... this one is taking a long time.

[@cherylstaples1790]

Boaz's gramma Rahab might have even met Ruth, you never know