Welcome to the Blue Letter Bible Ladies Ministry Web Pages! We pray that the Lord will bless you as you study His word! Within these pages, you will find Bible Studies on the Women of the Bible, Also, there are writings from Christian Women in modern times, whether serving in the mission field, or as teachers, poets, songwriters, devotional writers, and more. Additionally, you will find reproductions of lovely devotionals from the 19th Century. Please Enjoy by clicking on the sections below.

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• Introduction

  In the following sections, you will find, for each woman, links to appropriate scripture, sermons, biographical entries, and other study guides.

• Patriarchal Times, Egypt, and the Exodus

  Eve, Sarah, Rebakah, Rachel, and Miriam, and Rahab

• Under the Judges

  Deborah, Jeptha's Daughter, Delilah, Ruth, and Hannah

• The Kingdom Era, and Babylon

  Queen of Sheba, Jezebel, the Shunamite, and Esther

• The New Covenant has Come!

  Elizabeth, the Virgin, Mary, Martha (& Mary, Talitha, and Dorcus

Amy Carmichael (Japan - 1895, India 1900?-1951), Lillias Trotter (Algiers Mission Band,1888?-1928), Elisabeth Elliot, (Ecuador and Women's Ministry, 1955 to present)

	Vessels of Gold, printed in London by Marcus Ward & Sons, circa 1890. A devotional for each day of the month, from Scripture. The theme is taken from 2 Timothy 2:21 [KJV] "Therefore, if anyone cleanses himself from what is dishonorable, he will be a vessel for honorable use, set apart as holy, useful to the master of the house, ready for every good work."
	The Heart of a Pilgrim, published by Sowing Circle (the parent of the Blue Letter Bible) in April 2010. A devotional for each day of the month, from Scripture. The theme is taken from Psalm 84:5-7 [KJV] "Blessed is the man whose strength is in You, Whose heart is set on pilgrimage. " Published in conjuction with the Ladies Ministry of Reverence Bible Church, this beautiful devotional, taken from original Victorian sources, exhorts to a heavenward gaze as we serve the Lord - our heart set on pilgrimage.
	Bible Heartsease, printed in London by Marcus Ward & Sons, circa 1885. A devotional for each day of the month, from Scripture. The theme is taken from Matthew 11:28 [KJV] "Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." It is especially intended to bring comfort in God's word to those experiencing loss.

Coming!