Biblical theology is a way in which we study the bible and its overall theological message. We use different biblical books to contribute to this overall message that influences our appreciation of each book.

When we trace themes, we trace them through all of the different book sections of the Bible.(Pentateuch, Judges, Law ect.) Finding these verses that correlate to certain topics help us to better study and meditate on the word of God.

Ali and I (Emily Grace) are in a class called "The Biblical Theology of Womanhood" and we started this blog as a class project. In our posts we will pick one theme regarding women seen in Scripture and write a post, tracing the theme in the Bible and then applying the theme to womanhood and women’s ministry in the local church.

Since them I (Emily Grace) have taken over and altered this blog as a spin off of a journal and a place to share my thoughts.

Ezer is a Hebrew word found in Genesis 2:18 when God is making a "helper fit for" man. As we know, this "helper" is Eve, the first woman. In the original Hebrew this word has meanings two . One being 'to rescue' and another 'to save and to be strong'. As Christians, and especially as women, it is important to know these meanings because this is the reason for which God originally created women. Knowing this should shape how we as women view our roles and responsibilities within out everyday lives.

I am proud of what Ali and I have written and collaborated on for this blog. While the purpose and goal of this blog has changed, my passion to pursue biblical womanhood and teach the word of God has not. I have simply decide to post as myself and maybe these posts will be beneficial to others.