| Eve | First woman; mother of all living. | Genesis 2–3 | Created in God’s image; her fall shows the cost of disobedience, but also points to God’s promise of redemption (Genesis 3:15). |
| Sarah | Wife of Abraham; mother of Isaac. | Genesis 12–23 | God’s promises are fulfilled in His timing; faith grows through waiting. |
| Hagar | Egyptian servant; mother of Ishmael. | Genesis 16; 21 | God sees and cares for the overlooked (“El Roi” — the God who sees me). |
| Rebekah | Wife of Isaac; mother of Jacob and Esau. | Genesis 24–27 | God’s plan often works beyond human schemes; faith can be hindered by manipulation. |
| Leah | Jacob’s first wife, unloved but blessed. | Genesis 29–30 | God honors the rejected; He sees and values the brokenhearted. |
| Rachel | Jacob’s beloved wife; mother of Joseph and Benjamin. | Genesis 29–35 | True love must be balanced with faith; envy brings pain. |
| Miriam | Sister of Moses and Aaron; prophetess. | Exodus 2:1–10; 15:20–21; Numbers 12 | Used by God in leadership, but pride can bring discipline. |
| Rahab | Former prostitute who hid Israel’s spies. | Joshua 2; 6:22–25; Hebrews 11:31 | Faith saves; past sin does not disqualify from God’s grace. |
| Deborah | Prophetess and judge of Israel. | Judges 4–5 | God uses wise, courageous women to lead and inspire. |
| Ruth | Moabite widow; ancestor of Christ. | Book of Ruth | Loyalty, faith, and redemption through obedience. |
| Hannah | Mother of Samuel; woman of prayer. | 1 Samuel 1–2 | Persistent prayer births divine purpose. |
| Abigail | Wife of Nabal; later married David. | 1 Samuel 25 | Wisdom and humility can prevent bloodshed and honor God. |
| Bathsheba | Wife of Uriah and then David; mother of Solomon. | 2 Samuel 11–12; 1 Kings 1–2 | God’s grace redeems even deep failure; her lineage leads to Christ. |
| Esther | Jewish queen of Persia; saved her people. | Book of Esther | God places people strategically for His purposes — “for such a time as this.” |
| Job’s Wife | Partner in suffering. | Job 2:9–10 | Her doubt reflects humanity; trials test everyone’s faith. |
| Mary (Mother of Jesus) | Chosen by God to bear the Messiah. | Luke 1–2; John 19:25–27 | Humble obedience brings eternal impact — “Let it be to me according to Your word.” |
| Elizabeth | Mother of John the Baptist; relative of Mary. | Luke 1 | Faithful in waiting; rejoices in God’s plan even when delayed. |
| Anna | Prophetess who recognized Jesus in the temple. | Luke 2:36–38 | A life of prayer and fasting leads to spiritual insight. |
| Martha | Sister of Mary and Lazarus. | Luke 10:38–42; John 11 | Service is good, but devotion is better; faith in crisis brings revelation. |
| Mary of Bethany | Sister of Martha; anointed Jesus’ feet. | Luke 10:39; John 12:1–8 | Worship and intimacy with Christ are the heart of discipleship. |
| Mary Magdalene | Delivered from demons; first to see risen Christ. | Luke 8:1–3; John 20:11–18 | God redeems the broken and entrusts them with His greatest message. |
| The Samaritan Woman | Encountered Jesus at the well. | John 4:4–42 | Jesus crosses cultural and moral barriers to offer living water. |
| The Widow’s Offering | Gave all she had. | Mark 12:41–44 | True generosity is measured by sacrifice, not amount. |
| The Sinful Woman (Anointed Jesus) | Repented and worshiped at His feet. | Luke 7:36–50 | Forgiveness produces love; grace transforms shame into worship. |
| The Canaanite Woman | Persistent faith for her daughter’s healing. | Matthew 15:21–28 | Bold, humble faith moves the heart of God. |
| The Bleeding Woman | Healed by touching Jesus’ garment. | Mark 5:25–34 | Faith overcomes fear; Jesus honors personal belief. |
| Dorcas (Tabitha) | Known for good works and charity. | Acts 9:36–42 | Servanthood leaves a lasting legacy; kindness glorifies God. |
| Lydia | Businesswoman; first European convert. | Acts 16:11–15 | God reaches all backgrounds; hospitality advances the gospel. |
| Priscilla | Wife of Aquila; teacher and missionary. | Acts 18:1–3, 24–26; Romans 16:3 | Partnership in ministry strengthens truth and community. |
| Phoebe | Deaconess and servant of the church. | Romans 16:1–2 | Women in service are vital to the Church’s mission. |
| Lois & Eunice | Grandmother and mother of Timothy. | 2 Timothy 1:5 | Generational faith builds strong leaders. |
| The Woman Caught in Adultery | Shown mercy by Jesus. | John 8:1–11 | Grace triumphs over condemnation; Jesus restores dignity. |
