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Bad Girls of the Bible invites readers to explore the lives of women like Sapphira, Delilah, Jezebel, and Eve, offering a verse‑by‑verse analysis of their choices and the lessons they hold for today’s Christian woman. Author Liz Curtis Higgs combines contemporary retellings with biblical study, using humor to highlight how these women’s mistakes can guide readers toward grace and wiser decision‑making in everyday life.
First publish date: 1999
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: Liz Curtis Higgs
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