Bible experts Helen Bond and Joan Taylor have used forensic examination of the New Testament seeking to repair the 'heavily deteriorated reputation of women in the Bible'. Smh. Taylor and Bond believe for every male member of the traditional 12 disciples, there was an equally pivotal female counterpart. They mentioned Mary the Magdalene and Joanna, a noble woman who fled Herod’s court whom they believe was behind large amounts of the disciples’ financial backing and helped fund the spread of Christianity, as being some of Jesus' female disciples. “For 200 years the story of Jesus and his twelve disciples has been a very male affair,” they the historians claimed. “ It’s a story in which women play minor supporting roles, as pious onlookers or repentant whores. “We know now there were many women, disciples of Jesus. It’s very important to the Jesus movement. Women weren’t just bystanders to the greatest story ever told, but the ones who made it all po...
Saying it as it is & uncovering the unfruitful works of darkness (Eph 5:11)