Women of Courage in Scripture
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DIRECT SCRIPTURE
3 matchesRead Luke 15 in the complete KJV reader.
Open pathway 02Direct verse path · chapter 4, verse 2Open Colossians 4 and move directly to verse 2.
Open pathway 03Direct verse path · chapter 5, verse 19Open James 5 and move directly to verse 19.
Open pathwayBOOKS
6 matchesAn orderly Gospel traces the Spirit-anointed Savior from promised birth to Jerusalem, centering good news for the poor, outsiders, sinners, women, and nations.
Open pathway 02New Testament · History · 28 chaptersThe risen Jesus sends the Spirit, forming a witnessing church that crosses geographic, ethnic, and social boundaries from Jerusalem to Rome.
Open pathway 03New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 4 chaptersThe supreme and sufficient Christ creates, reconciles, heads the church, defeats hostile powers, and reshapes every sphere of life.
Open pathway 04New Testament · Pauline Epistles · 4 chaptersFrom imprisonment, Paul calls Timothy to guard the deposit, endure hardship, handle Scripture faithfully, and finish the ministry without shame.
Open pathway 05New Testament · General Epistles · 5 chaptersWisdom from above produces steadfast, impartial, merciful, prayerful faith whose works, speech, money, and relationships match its confession.
Open pathway 06New Testament · General Epistles · 1 chaptersJude calls believers to contend for the delivered faith against intruders who turn grace into license, while keeping themselves in God's love and showing wise mercy.
Open pathwayPEOPLE
12 matchesMother of Jesus in the Gospel narratives
Open pathway 02First appearance · Acts 7:58Apostle and missionary witness to the Gentiles
Open pathway 03First appearance · Genesis 4:25Son given to Adam and Eve after Abel; ancestor within the line to Noah
Open pathway 04First appearance · Joshua 2:1Woman of Jericho who protects Israelite spies and joins Israel's faith story
Open pathway 05First appearance · 1 Kings 17:1Prophet who confronts Baal worship and royal injustice while learning dependence on God
Open pathway 06First appearance · 1 Kings 19:16Prophet and successor to Elijah whose ministry includes signs of provision, healing, judgment, and restored life
Open pathway 07First appearance · 2 Kings 14:25Prophet sent to Nineveh who resists the mercy he himself receives
Open pathway 08First appearance · Matthew 1:16Husband of Mary who receives Jesus into David's legal line and protects the child
Open pathway 09First appearance · Matthew 3:1Prophetic forerunner who calls Israel to repentance and identifies Jesus
Open pathway 10First appearance · Matthew 27:56Disciple of Jesus and prominent witness to His crucifixion, burial, and resurrection
Open pathway 11First appearance · Luke 10:38Disciple in Bethany who serves, confesses faith, grieves, and receives Jesus' resurrection teaching
Open pathway 12First appearance · Matthew 4:21Son of Zebedee, disciple, and member of Jesus' inner circle
Open pathwayPLACES
6 matchesAssociated with David and the birth of Jesus.
Open pathway 02Matthew 2; Luke 1-4Galilean town associated with Jesus' upbringing.
Open pathway 03Joshua 2-6; 2 Kings 2; Luke 10; 18-19Jordan Valley city whose archaeological phases and correlation with Joshua are debated.
Open pathway 04Colossians; PhilemonCity in the Lycus Valley connected with Epaphras, Onesimus, and neighboring churches.
Open pathway 05Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19Place of Jesus' crucifixion outside Jerusalem; exact archaeological identification is discussed.
Open pathway 06Luke 24:13-35Village destination in a resurrection appearance; proposed site identifications differ.
Open pathwayEVENTS
12 matchesGod orders the heavens and earth, gives life, and appoints humanity as image-bearing stewards.
Open pathway 02Patriarchs · Genesis 15; 17; 22Promise is formalized through divine commitment, covenant sign, renamed identities, and the testing of the promised son.
Open pathway 03Exodus · Exodus 12A marked household meal, the death of the firstborn, and urgent departure establish Israel's deliverance memorial.
Open pathway 04United Kingdom · 2 Samuel 7David proposes a house for God; God promises David a house, kingdom, throne, son, and enduring covenant mercy.
Open pathway 05Divided Kingdom · 1 Kings 18Elijah confronts divided allegiance; unanswered ritual gives way to fire, confession, and rain.
Open pathway 06Intertestamental Context · Daniel 8; 11; Malachi 4 → Luke 1Persian, Greek, and Roman rule; Jewish diaspora; temple-centered life; varied renewal movements; and intensified expectation form the historical bridge into the Gospel world. This corridor is historical context, not an additional book of Scripture.
Open pathway 07Birth of Christ · Matthew 1–2; Luke 1–2Promise, conception, songs, census, birth, shepherds, magi, temple witness, danger, and return announce the Messiah.
Open pathway 08Ministry of Jesus · Matthew 3–4; Mark 1; Luke 3–4The beloved Son is identified at Jordan and tested in the wilderness before public proclamation begins.
Open pathway 09Ministry of Jesus · Matthew 5–7Jesus teaches kingdom blessedness, righteousness, love, prayer, trust, discernment, and obedient foundations.
Open pathway 10Ministry of Jesus · Matthew 17; Mark 9; Luke 9Jesus' glory is revealed with Moses and Elijah as the disciples are commanded to hear the beloved Son.
Open pathway 11Crucifixion · Matthew 26; Mark 14; Luke 22; John 13Passover, bread and cup, betrayal, footwashing, covenant, commandment, and impending scattering interpret the cross before it occurs.
Open pathway 12Crucifixion · Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19Jesus is condemned, mocked, crucified, dies, and is buried as the Gospels interpret the event through kingdom, sacrifice, Scripture, and witness.
Open pathwayTHEMES
12 matchesDivine commitments and commanded relationships that organize creation, family, nation, kingship, restoration, and new-covenant hope.
Open pathway 026 passage pathways · 6 connected booksGod hears the oppressed, judges enslaving power, leads through the waters, forms covenant identity, and becomes the pattern for later salvation hope.
Open pathway 038 passage pathways · 8 connected booksRoyal promise, anointed kingship, prophetic expectation, Gospel fulfillment, crucified enthronement, and final reign converge in Jesus.
Open pathway 049 passage pathways · 8 connected booksThe Spirit gives life, empowers leaders and prophets, promises inner renewal, rests upon Jesus, fills the church, distributes gifts, and bears fruit.
Open pathway 057 passage pathways · 7 connected booksTrust responds to God's word, acts within uncertainty, receives promise, rejects boasting, endures testing, and follows Jesus.
Open pathway 068 passage pathways · 8 connected booksPetition, praise, lament, confession, intercession, silence, thanksgiving, and Spirit-aided communion form a Bible-wide school of prayer.
Open pathway 077 passage pathways · 7 connected booksGod defends the vulnerable, condemns partiality and exploitation, requires righteous power, forgives the repentant, and forms merciful communities.
Open pathway 086 passage pathways · 7 connected booksThe fear of the LORD trains perception and practice while Job and Ecclesiastes expose formulas that cannot control suffering, time, or mystery.
Open pathway 096 passage pathways · 6 connected booksCalling, apprenticeship, misunderstanding, cross-bearing, service, obedience, community correction, endurance, and multiplication define following Jesus.
Open pathway 107 passage pathways · 7 connected booksHouseholds carry blessing, trauma, covenant memory, instruction, conflict, hospitality, and legacy across the biblical story.
Open pathway 117 passage pathways · 7 connected booksMothers, prophets, judges, queens, disciples, patrons, witnesses, workers, and teachers participate across promise, deliverance, wisdom, mission, and church life.
Open pathway 123 passage pathways · 3 connected booksJesus' image-rich stories and comparisons reveal kingdom realities, expose hearers, invite response, and sometimes conceal from resistant listeners.
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