Barren women who were later blessed and conceived, There were not 4 there are actually 5 women in total mentioned in biblical texts (KJV)
Sarah - wife of Abraham and mother to Isaac - Genesis 11
Rebekah - wife of Isaac and mother to Esau and Jacob - Genesis 25
Rachael - wife of Jacob and mother of Joseph and Benjamin - Genesis 29
Wife of Manoah and mother of Samson - Judges 13
Elisabeth- wife of Zacharias and mother to John the Baptist - Luke 1
Women who were barren in The Bible were:
Sarai (later named Sarah by the Lord) Genesis 16
Rebekah Genesis 25:21
Rachel Genesis 30
Monah's wife (No name is given for her, she later becomes the mother of Samson) Judges 13
Hannah 1 Samuel 1
Michal 2 Sam 6
The Shunammite Woman 11 Kings 4
Elisabeth Luke 1
Many of the above women had a child/children after being barren for many years.
Nothing particularly, as far as I can remember; but a barren woman comes from the Lord, as He is the one who shuts up the womb; and he also is the one who opens up the womb again; as he did for many Godly women in the Bible; as Sarah, Rebekah, Rachael, Hannah, Elizabeth.
Not bred Barren, in spiritual terms, is to not be able to produce; fruitless. Such as barren women, in The Bible, who weren't able to be fruitful & multiply (have children). There's also the parable about the barren fig tree.
it is a type of fruit. in the old testement ( bible ) beleived by women that if they were barren that it could acturally helped them to conceived,
Rebekah was a biblical character. In the bible, she was a mistress.
There were no women Apostles.
Deserts are barren landscapes. In the past, 'barren' was used to describe women who could not have children. Sally looked out at her barren garden and began to think of next year's plantings.
Not all "barren women" are mean and unsympathetic - some could be due to their own disappointment and frustration due to infertility issues.
Childless; Unable to have children.
It is 240 women who was in the bible. But the list goes on and on.
It is 240 women who was in The Bible. But the list goes on and on.
There are no women with the job title of Apostle in the Bible.
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