Feb 01 2025 56 mins 1
2-02-25 Biblical-Literacy
Dr. David Capes led another lesson of Lessor Known Women ofthe Bible with
an interview of Dr. Nancy Dawson, author of All the Genealogies of the Bible.
Dr. Lawson received her doctorate in biology and always held an interest in
theology. In this lesson she focused on three of the five women named in
Matthew 1 who are part of the line of Jesus’ genealogy.
These three woman held the genealogy line for Judah:
Tamar: Gentile not a Jew.
Rahab: Gentile not a Jew
Bathsheba: Jew and wife of Uriah. She held a special place in both the
paternal/legal and biological genealogies of Jesus.
Listen to Dr. Dawson explain the culture and customs of the times that placed
these women in Jesus’s genealogy with stories of repentance and symbolism.
Points for home:
God works through all things to complete His purpose.
We must have faithful hope in God’s plan.
We are the privileged people to study God’s word and live for Him.l
Dr. David Capes led another lesson of Lessor Known Women ofthe Bible with
an interview of Dr. Nancy Dawson, author of All the Genealogies of the Bible.
Dr. Lawson received her doctorate in biology and always held an interest in
theology. In this lesson she focused on three of the five women named in
Matthew 1 who are part of the line of Jesus’ genealogy.
These three woman held the genealogy line for Judah:
Tamar: Gentile not a Jew.
Rahab: Gentile not a Jew
Bathsheba: Jew and wife of Uriah. She held a special place in both the
paternal/legal and biological genealogies of Jesus.
Listen to Dr. Dawson explain the culture and customs of the times that placed
these women in Jesus’s genealogy with stories of repentance and symbolism.
Points for home:
God works through all things to complete His purpose.
We must have faithful hope in God’s plan.
We are the privileged people to study God’s word and live for Him.l
