I Don't Know Who You Are Anymore: FAMILY'S STRUGGLE WITH DEPRESSION

By Kellie Branson and Dale A. Babcock

All the women of the Bible offers a rich biographical perspective on evey female figure in scripture -- including the famous, the little-known, and even the unnamed. In more that 300 engaging and insightful portraits, Edith Deen brings alive the saints and sorceresses, queens and servants, mothers and daughters, wives and widows whose profound influence is felt through-out the Bible. "You can almost trace light and darkness in the Bible by the women themselves,"she writes. "Hannah, praying mother of Samuel, gave birth to a son who became the first great Hebrew prophet. And, of course, there was the mother of Jesus. On the other hand, Jezebel and Herodias were vile influences, the first tearing apart the northern kingdom of Israel, the second causing John the Baptist to be beheaded." Combining thorough detail with a lively and dramatic narrative, All of the Women of the Bible portrays the real women behind the Biblical stories and shows how, in their human struggles and triumphs, they are very much like the women of today. With each major biography identified by Bible chapter and verse and prefaced by a key passage of scripture, this is an ideal resources for teachers, Bible students, preachers, and writers, as well as anyone who wants to learn what it was really like to be a woman in Biblical times. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0962504033
• ISBN13: 9780962504037
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Legendary Publishing
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A Great Book For Significant Others

This book is a compelling story of a family trying to cope with the husband's depression. The true story is told about how this couple struggles to save their marriage and deal with the complications that arise with depresssion. The book was written in 1990, so some of the information about antidepressants has changed a bit. Even so, I found the book addressed all of the feelings that significant others struggle with. There...