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Curious · 01-24-2020, 01:07 PM

Thankyou, guys for your support to my possibly unconventional take on that account. It prompts me to add the following:

If we think of Rahab the harlot, as a victim of abuse and exploitation, (which provides context for why she could hate the life she had to the point that she could betray her people and city so completely), then we can see that it can take only one abuse victim, taking action, to bring down a whole evil structure. The whole city was brought to the ground.

As well it brought her into a new life where she was married and able to live a dignified life, one deprived of her in jericho.

01-24-2020, 01:07 PM	#10
Curious Member Join Date: Jan 2019 Posts: 186	Re: Finding Biblical Context For Women 'Are More Easily Deceived' Thankyou, guys for your support to my possibly unconventional take on that account. It prompts me to add the following: If we think of Rahab the harlot, as a victim of abuse and exploitation, (which provides context for why she could hate the life she had to the point that she could betray her people and city so completely), then we can see that it can take only one abuse victim, taking action, to bring down a whole evil structure. The whole city was brought to the ground. As well it brought her into a new life where she was married and able to live a dignified life, one deprived of her in jericho.