When we think of the great characters of the Bible we think of Moses and Abraham yet we don't have any women of real importance. Although there are a few women that actually do play a part in Genesis and Exodus the number is so few that we can really see women really came second to men. There are women characters like Rachel and Rebecca yet the average person probably thinks of a man when the average person thinks of a leader in Genesis and Exodus because really that's what the majority of the lead characters were. For t

Throughout Genesis and Exodus and almost anytime we see, say, or read about G-d, his name is masculine. Very few people say or write G-d as a woman. Nobody ever says she created the world or she is the lord our G-d. Almost every time G-d is mentioned, G-d is referred to as a man. We have no clue whether G-d is a man, woman or any type of being, yet our culture has taught us to refer to G-d as a man. The story of Adam and Eve is another great example of how the Bible is biased in favor of men. Even though Adam was really at fault in the story, Eve gets blamed for Adams mistake by G-d punishes her and we now know her as the culprit in the story. Man and Woman

he most part, all we see are males as leaders, Bill Clinton, and Boris Yeltson just to name a few. When one thinks of the greatest of the great characters in th

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Genesis Exodus, Prime Ministers, Noah Abraham, Adam Eve, G-d G-d, Moses Abraham, Margaret Thatcher, Rachel Rebecca, Jacob Foremothers, genesis exodus, Boris Yeltson, characters bible, g-d woman, average person, biased favor, margaret thatcher,