“Noadiah the Prophetess”
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This post has been withdrawn. The post will be published in my book, Those Amazing Women of Ancient Israel. The book introduces an amazing group of women who made an impact on the political, religious, and the economic life of early Israelite society. The book will be published in the Fall of 2024 by Kregel Academics.
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Claude Mariottini
Emeritus Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary
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Those Amazing Women of Ancient Israel
CONTENTS
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1 Those Amazing Women of Ancient Israel
Part 1
Israel’s Social Concern for Women
Chapter 2 Israel’s Concern for Women
Chapter 3 The Status of Women in Israelite Society
Chapter 4 The Deuteronomic Concern for Women
Chapter 5 The Tenth Commandment (Deuteronomy 5:21)
Chapter 6 The Law of the Hebrew Slave
Part 2
Women Prophets
Chapter 7 Women Prophets in the Old Testament
Chapter 8 Miriam the Prophetess
Chapter 9 Deborah the Prophetess
Chapter 10 Isaiah’s Wife
Chapter 11 Huldah, A Prophet in Israel
Chapter 12 Noadiah the Prophetess
Chapter 13 The Nameless Prophetesses in the Book of Ezekiel
Chapter 14 The Seven Prophetesses of the Old Testament
Chapter 15 Women Who Proclaim the Good News
Chapter 16 The Daughters of Heman
Chapter 17 “Your Daughters Shall Prophesy”
Part 3
The Mothers of Israel
Chapter 18 Sarah: A Mother in Her Old Age
Chapter 19 Hagar: The Surrogate Mother
Chapter 20 Rachel: The Struggles of a Barren Woman
Chapter 21 Moses’s Two Mothers
Chapter 22 Sisera’s Mother: The Humanization of the Enemy
Chapter 23 Samson’s Mother: A Mother’s Disappointment
Chapter 24 Hannah: “The Barren Has Borne Seven”
Chapter 25 Rizpah: Reflections on a Mother’s Love
Chapter 26 Bathsheba: A Mother with Determination
Chapter 27 Solomon and the Two Mothers
Chapter 28 Jeroboam’s Wife: A Mother’s Agony
Chapter 29 Jesus’s Great-Grandmothers
Chapter 30 The Other Great-Grandmothers of Jesus
Chapter 31 Jezebel: A Great-Grandmother of Jesus
Chapter 32 The Genealogy of Jesus According to His Great-Grandmothers
Part 4
Abused Women
Chapter 33 Dinah, the Daughter of Jacob
Chapter 34 Tamar, the Wife of Er
Chapter 35 The Levite’s Concubine
Chapter 36 Bathsheba, the Wife of Uriah
Chapter 37 Tamar, the Daughter of David
Part 5
Women of Distinction
Chapter 38 Rahab: A Prostitute or an Innkeeper?
Chapter 39 Deborah, A Judge in Israel
Chapter 40 Jael: A Heroine in Israel
Chapter 41 Ruth, the Moabite
Chapter 42 Ahinoam, the Mother of Amnon
Chapter 43 Abishag, the Shunammite
Chapter 44 The Greatness That Was Jezebel
Chapter 45 Esther, the Queen of Persia
Bibliography
Index of Scriptures
Index of Authors
Index of Subjects
Index of Hebrew Words
I hope you will enjoy reading the book and develop a new appreciation for these amazing women of Ancient Israel.
Claude Mariottini
Emeritus Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary
Claude Mariottini
Emeritus Professor of Old Testament
Northern Baptist Seminary
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Dr. Mariottini, your WordPress installation is infected, probably because of your theme (spammers often inject their advertisements into free themes). In a div that is styled to be hidden, “div class=ilh2,” there is advertisement for cialis, levitra, etc.
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It can possibly be fixed with just a change in theme.
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Peter,
Thank you very much for this information. I talked to friend in IT and he told me that my blog was hacked. Someone placed a malicious code that brings the spam. He will be working on this problem. If you find another hacked post, could you send me an email and let me know which post.
I appreciate your help.
Claude Mariottini
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Would love to talk to u. I am building argument that Noadiah was not a false prophet. My previous work is free download at prophetsgospel.com. My name is Wayne Scott. (620)251-5050.
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Wayne,
Send me an email and we can talk about Noadiah.
Claude Mariottini
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Professor Mariottini-
Appreciate your diligence. I’m impressed with the distinct French and apparent Italian name your parents gave you; global consistency.
Appreciate your detailed researched evidence that give credence to your personal theories. I’m in agreement with your postulation. Thank you Sir.
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Dear Rev. Wellington,
Thank you for your nice words. I am glad that you enjoyed reading my post. I invite you to develop a deeper appreciation for the Old Testament by subscribing to my blog. By subscribing to my blog you will receive all my future posts whenever they are published.
Claude Mariottini
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Dear Professor, I stumbled across your post as I was researching the names in Nehemiah. I am a Seventh-day Adventist and a keen Bible student. I like to share my bible discoveries with my bible group and I will use your perceptions in this regard. I read Greek and interested in the gender contained in the Septuagint. Your work is greatly appreciated.
Matty
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Matty,
Thank you for your nice comment. I am glad you enjoyed my post. If your check the Archive sections of my blog, you may find many more articles of interest to you. Please, feel free to share my articles with others.
Claude Mariottini
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Thank you Professor….Mary Christmas to you and your lovely family.
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Rev. Wellington,
Thank you and I also wish a Merry Christmas to you and to your family.
Claude Mariottini
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It was very well covered. I was reading Nehemiah. And saw that and wondered who she was. Thanks.
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Reading Nehemiah anew and with analysis here is exciting to me. We are thinking of Nehemiah as having much to inform our military quagmire in the Middle East.
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Lynda,
There is much to learn from Nehemiah. Our presence in the Middle East is a “military quagmire” and it just got worse with recent events.
Claude Mariottini
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Thank you so much for you posts. It is such a blessing to be able to dig up the treasures found in God’s word on the internet. I look forward to reading many more of your posts.
Jo Anna (England).
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Jo Anna,
Thank you for your nice words. Please, subscribe to my blog in order to receive all my posts by email. Also check the Archive section of my blog. There you will find several series of studies on the Old Testament.
Claude Mariottini
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Hi, I enjoyed your post, I’ve also been researching Noadiah. I believe we have added insight into the situation via the comments of Jesus and Stephen regarding the Jewish treatment of prophets. “Which of the prophets did not your fathers persecute?” Hope you’ll take a look at the research at this link, which complements your own alsowritten.wordpress.com/2022/05/13/noadiah-the-last-prophet/
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Robin,
Thank you for the link. I visited your blog and read your post on Noadiah. Thank you for your insights.
Claude Mariottini
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Very Inspiration. Thanks for the added knowledge and enlightenment on Prophetess Noadiah. It had been a very confusing topic for me to handle before now. Please keep up the good work. God bless you!
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Marian,
Thank you for your nice words. Noadiah is not well-known in Christian circles. I am glad that you enjoyed the post.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Claude Mariottini
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Thank you for background and ideas about Noadiah. Teaching children 3 to 6 about prophets and false prophets was challenging. Explaining that prophets are messengers sent by God with important information, false prophets are not sent by God and they mean to hurt or harm, needed a visual. I had purchased a small stuffed lamb for an Easter decoration not realizing when turned over and inside out it became a wolf. At first I named the lamb then decided to name the wolf since it is wearing the sheep’s clothing. I looked up false prophets/ prophetesses and came upon Noadiah.. The children readily accepted the idea and explanation. Noadiah became well known as a false prophetess (she-wolf) among the children. Thought you would get a chuckle from this experience.
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Jane,
Thank you for this comment. I have never seen a stuffed lamb that becomes a wolf. This can be used in many different contexts to show people that, at times, what we think is a lamb is nothing but a wolf wearing sheep’s clothing. I appreciate your illustration because it clearly shows what a false prophet is all about.
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Claude Mariottini
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ThankYou Sir. I Appreciate Your Work, Its very helpful and Insightful for and in my Studies
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Jimmy,
I am happy to know that my posts are helpful in your study of the Old Testament.
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Claude Mariottini
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ThankYou Sir, Its me; Jimmy SantAngelo (Yes my Kool kat Recording Studio Address shows, so to avoid any confusion) when sending it from here since both My name and The Studio email are connected. Anyway Sir, ThankYou again and God Bless
The Lord God Bless You In JESUS Name
On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 4:11 PM Dr. Claude Mariottini – Professor of Old Testament comment-reply@wordpress.com wrote:
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It’s the fall of 2024 and no book on Amazon
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Nancy,
An author depends on the publisher for the publication of the book. The new title of the book is Ancient Israel’s Women of Faith: A Survey of the Heroines of the Old Testament. The book will be published by Kregel Academic in August 2025.
If you read the book, let me know your reaction to what you read.
Thank you for your comment.
Claude Mariottini
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