Ruth and Esther were named after women.
None. Very few women were even named in the bible, let alone allowed to contribute to it.
The Hebrew Bible has the same books in it as the Protestant Old Testament, it just combines some books that we divide in two (1&2 Kings, 1&2Chronicles, 1&2Samuel into just Kings, Chronicles, and Samuel and they combine the books of Ezra and Nehemiah into one), and places them in a different ordering scheme (which in and of itself is interesting, for ex. Daniel is not listed among the Prophets but is in the Writings section). The total number of Books in the Hebrew Bible is 35 versus the 39 in the Protestant Old Testament.
Ruth, and Esther
The first family in both the new Testament and Old Testament are Adam (the first man), his wife, Eve (the first women), and their sons, Cain and Abel.
In the bible there are only two books named after women, both are in the old testament they are Ruth and Esther.
There are two books named after women in the Bible, and both are in the Old Testament. They are Ruth and Esther. That is of you only want the King James version...for Catholics there are three or four. The two mentioned above and then there is Judith. I believe there is another though I have been unable to find it...
the book or Ruth and the book Esther
The two books in the Old Testament, namedafter ladies are Ruth and Esther.
Ruth, Esther, and from the Apocrypha, Judith
Ruth is the first then Esther they are the only two books in the bible named after women they are both found in the old testament
Ruth and Esther were named after women.
It is not clear. They are Ruth and Esther.
Th e Book of Ruth and the Book of Esther are named after women.
Two, Esther and RuthThere is also the book of Judith, which is one of the (Apocrypha) deuterocanonical books, included in the Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christian Old Testament Bibles.
Ruth and Esther.
Because Jesus came from her lineage.