Women in the Bible

Empowering Women Through Scripture

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Prisca/Pricila/Priscila

Romanos 16:3; 1 Corintios 16:19; 2 Timoteo 4:19

  • Romanos 16:3 Saluden a Priscila y a Aquilas, mis colaboradores en Cristo Jesús…

  • 1 Corintios 16:19 Reciban los saludos de las iglesias de Asia. También de Aquila y Priscila, y de la iglesia que está en su casa, los cuales les envían muchos saludos en el Señor.

Lista de Lecturas y Recursos:

Artículos

  • “La mission de las mujeres en la Biblia” por María del Socorro Vivas A., esp p. 695

  • “Ministerios de la mujer en el Nuevo Testamento,” por Domiciano Fernández, esp. pp. 294-296

  • “Mujeres Líderes en el Nuevo Testamento” por Elsa Tamez

  • "Mujeres Líderes de la Iglesia en el Nuevo Testamento" por Marg Mowczko

  • "Casa y Liderazgo de Varones y Mujeres" por Maricel Mena López en RIBLA (pp.21-35)

Libros

  • "Priscila, una mujer que se atrevió a usar su mente" (pp.151-156) en Mujeres de la Biblia hablan hoy por Jorge Enrique Díaz y Miryam Picott (2020)

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  • Use proper capitalization (for example, capitalize “N” in “Naomi” instead of writing “naomi”)

  • Use proper spacing (“Mary of Bethany” as opposed to “MaryofBethany”)

  • Write out the full name of the woman you’re searching for, if you know it (for example, “The Samaritan Woman”). If writing out the full name does not work, simply type in “Samaritan” and see if “The Samaritan Woman” appears.

  • If the search bar is still not yielding your results, it might be because we have altered the woman’s name based on scholarship we found (for example, we have Naomi listed as “Naomi/Mara”). You can always find a specific woman by going to the navigation bar, clicking Old Testament or New Testament, and scrolling down to her appropriate genre and book.

  • To find a woman manually, note that the women listed on this site are listed in the order they appear in scripture (for example, women in Genesis chapter 1 are listed before women in Genesis chapter 2).

This project has been created by Founder and Executive Director Debbie McLeod alongside a team of Yale-educated researchers: Anna Grace Glaize, McKenzie Brummond, Moriah Asch, Brian Peterson, Laura Traverse, Phoebe Oler, and Sarah Ambrose

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