WOMEN WHO LOVED GOD. NEW TESTAMENT

Discover the inspiring stories of women from the New Testament who experienced God's love and acceptance. This book is a journey through the lives of heroines who, despite their weaknesses and difficulties, found strength and hope in faith. Get to know their fates and see for yourself how God stops with each of us, offering support and understanding.

• Inspiring stories of women from the New Testament
• Deep insight into the relationships between women and God
• Insightful biblical analysis by Maria Miduch
• Discovering the truth about God's love and acceptance
• Invitation to personal reflection and spiritual growth
• Practical tips for everyday life

"Women who loved God. New Testament" is a book that touches hearts and minds. Maria Miduch, a well-known biblical scholar, with sensitivity and deep understanding of the Word of God, presents us with the figures of women who played an important role in the history of Christianity. The author extracts from the evangelical narrative what is most important - the truth about God who sees us, listens to us and loves us.

Among the heroines of this book we find Anna, the prophetess from the Temple, Mary and Martha from Bethany, Mary Magdalene, the Samaritan woman, the daughter of Jairus or the woman suffering from bleeding. Each of these women, despite their differences, experienced God's love and acceptance. Their stories are full of hope and inspiration, showing that God is close to us, regardless of our weaknesses and difficulties.

This book is not only a story about women from two thousand years ago, but also an invitation for modern women to discover that they are part of the same love story. The author encourages reflection on one's own life and relationship with God, showing that each of us can experience His love and acceptance. It is a reading that gives hope and strength to overcome difficulties and build a deep and lasting relationship with God.

"I look at Jesus and the women on the pages of the Gospel and hope fills my heart. (...) I read, lean towards these figures and gain the certainty that I fit into this story; that despite the passage of time we are close to each other, we could find a common language and inspire each other." - Maria Miduch