Francine Rivers

The story of Rahab, an ancestor of Christ mentioned in the book of Joshua, is told with an emphasis on her Godliness, devotion, and courage.

Unashamed

Wren Hardwick

Honestly, I love Francine Rivers’ writing with all my heart.

She is so on FIRE for Christ and you can see that buried in her words.

This series is an interesting one that I would recommend to anyone who wants to learn more about the Bible and those stories about women. She puts her own twist on her versions on this story, but she doesn’t take out any truth to the story. What I mean by that is even though we don’t know it happened the way she wrote it, doesn’t mean it didn’t actually happen the way she wrote it. She didn’t take anything out of the Bible.

So this whole series is about women in the Bible that are in the line of Christ.

WOMEN.

That’s important because the Bible doesn’t talk about girls too often because back then all us women were good for is babies and sex.

*a very dramatic eye roll in inserted right here in this review*

RAHAB IS MY FAVORITE GUYS I REALLY LOVE HER.

Out of this whole series: She’s my girl.

She seems kind of sassy, don’t you think?

Girls back then were used for two things: baby making and sex.

So how does a girl work for a living? You become a prostitute because that’s all someone will pay you for.

Poor lady.

She wanted to know the true God though, and knew she lived around wicked people.

So she did her part and helped hide traitors of the city, men of the Lord, and helped them not get killed and things. Which in returned they said they wouldn’t kill her and anyone in her house when they come and take over the city.

How about that, right? I’m a prostitute, rejected by my city and deemed dirty, but men of the Lord are going to save me and not those who are praised in the city. How about that?

Welp, hope it went well and everyone in her family got out safe. And that she didn’t get killed for treason. And that she married one of those guys she saved.

You should read it and find out because I absolutely love this book.

Francine girl, you win again.

Unashamed

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