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Let Me Be a Woman

Erin Kortering·1996-10-01
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Elisabeth Elliot’s book, Let Me Be a Woman, deals with an issue which every young woman inevitably faces—womanhood. Mrs. Elliot wrote this book to her daughter Valerie as a wedding gift. In it, she deals with many thoughts and questions young women have. Who am 1? What does it mean to be a woman? She starts out in the first chapter telling woman that in order to understand who they are, they must understand whose they are. They must start with the One who made them. God has ordained each...

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Author
Erin Kortering
Date

1996-10-01

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Beacon Lights
Scripture References
Psalm 144:12
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