1. Abigail
   Delilah
2. Ruth
   Esther

Delilah is speaking to Samson in the Old Testament book of Judges, sixteenth chapter at the sixth verse. Delilah was a Philistine woman from the valley of Sorek who seduced Samson, bringing him to his demise.

1. Rhoda
   Susanna
2. Mary
   Martha

The twelfth chapter of the book of Acts describes how Christ's followers had been praying for the Apostle Peter because they knew he was imprisoned. The thirteenth verse is referenced here.

1. Deborah
   Sarah
2. Orpah
   Bathsheba

This quote was taken from the first chapter of Ruth at the fourth verse. Elimelech's son Chilion married Orpah, who was a Moabite woman.

1. Ephah
   Leah
2. Bathsheba
   Mahlah

Bathsheba was Uriah the Hittite's wife. Uriah the Hittite was a soldier in David's army. David forced Bathsheba to commit adultery with him.

1. Naamah
   Persis
2. Vashti
   Michal

Michal was the younger daughter of King Saul of Israel. She was given to David for marriage on the condition that he slew one hundred Philistines.

1. Zibiah
   Timnah
2. Naomi
   Claudia

The quote is taken from the first verse of the first chapter of the book of Ruth. Naomi was the wife of Elimelech. Without her husband and sons, Naomi sojourned in Moab with her daughter-in-law Ruth, who was a Moabite.

1. Hagar
   Rahab
2. Elisheba
   Deborah

The first verse of the second chapter in the book of Joshua is quoted here. Rahab is well known for her role in Jericho's capture during Joshua's days.

1. Zipporah
   Eve
2. Mary
   Hodesh

Zipporah was the first wife of Moses and daughter of Jethro, who was the priest of Midian. The quote referenced here is taken from the twenty-first verse of the second chapter in the book of Exodus.

1. Jochebed
   Jerioth
2. Leah
   Noah

Jochebed was Levi's daughter and wife to Amram. She was also mother to Moses.

1. Sarah
   Leah
2. Martha
   Delilah

Leah was daughter to Laban and Jacob's first wife, but Jacob did not prefer her. The quote referenced here is taken from the twenty-third verse of the twenty-ninth chapter of the book of Genesis.

1. Leah
   Hagar
2. Rachel
   Deborah

Jacob took Rachel as a wife. She eventually became mother to Benjamin and Joseph.

1. Helah
   Naomi
2. Rebekah
   Priscilla

Rebekah was Laban's sister and Isaac's wife. She gave birth to Jacob and Esau.

1. The Syrophenician
   Martha
2. Mary
   Sarah

The Syrophenician was a Canaanite woman who spoke Greek. She was also a Gentile. Jesus healed her daughter after she humbled herself to him.

1. Esther
   Leah
2. The Shunammite
   Mary

The Shunammite is a woman who is not named in the Bible. Elisha raised her son from the dead.

1. Eunice
   Herodias
2. Jael
   Merab

Herodias was considered an evil woman. She was granddaughter of Herod the Great, who put John the Baptist to death.

1. Merab
   Esther
2. Martha
   Zeresh

Haman the Agagite was Zeresh's husband. Zeresh advised him to create a gallows for Mordecai, but she later regretted the suggestion.

1. Naomi
   Jezebel
2. Delilah
   Hushim

Jezebel was wife to Ahab, who was the King of Israel. For her, Ahab established a temple and an altar to Baal. Jezebel killed many of Jehovah's prophets.

1. Rachel
   Eve
2. Sarah
   Hagar

God formed the first woman, Eve, out of Adam's rib. Satan tricked Eve to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

1. Hogla
   Lydia
2. Eglah
   Damaris

Lydia of Philippi sold purple garments. She was Paul the Apostle's first convert in Europe.

1. Dorcas
   Rachel
2. Mary
   Hagar

Dorcas was an early Christian convert who lived in Joppa. She was famously known for the charity and good works she performed. The Apostle Peter raised her from the dead.

1. Esther
   Dorcas
2. Martha
   Elizabeth

Lazarus was Martha's brother, and Mary of Bethany was her sister. Lazarus and Mary were close friends of Jesus.

1. The Virgin Mary
   Mary of Bethany
2. The Shunammite
   Ephah

She was mother to Jesus of Nazareth. The Virgin Mary conceived Jesus through the Holy Ghost.

1. Martha
   Elizabeth
2. Mary
   Delilah

Elizabeth married Zacharias. As God had promised, Elizabeth gave birth to a son even in her old age. Elizabeth gave birth to John the Baptist.

1. Mary Magdalene
   Sarah
2. Elizabeth
   Rebekah

Mary Magdalene was the first person who saw Jesus after he had risen from the dead. She was also present during Jesus's crucifixion.

1. Ruth
   Naomi
2. Rebekah
   Abigail

Abigail's husband was Nabal, who was known to be foolish. After Nabal died, King David married Abigail. She was very wise and beautiful.

1. Ruth
   Hagar
2. Rhoda
   Esther

Hagar was an Egyptian handmaid to Sarai, who was the wife of Abram. Since Sarai could not bare children, she gave Hagar to Abram to bare a child. Ishmael is the son of Hagar and Abram.

1. Lois
   Merab
2. Persis
   Hannah

Eikanah had two wives, one of them was Hannah. Peninnah was the other wife who had children, while Hannah was barren. Hannah eventually gave birth to Samuel.

1. Keturah
   Dinah
2. Esther
   Maacah

Esther, whose Hebrew name was Hadassah, lived in Persia and she was a Jewish orphan maiden. The Persian King Xerxes picked Esther to be his queen. Esther saved the Jews living in the empire when they were faced with annihilation.

1. Eve
   Eunice
2. Ruth
   Naomi

Ruth is quoted here. Ruth's mother-in-law was Naomi, to whom she was devoted. Ruth learned about God through Naomi.

1. Priscilla
   Jasmine
2. Tabitha
   Dorcas

Priscilla's husband was Aquila, and the two were close friends with Paul the Apostle. The New Testament always mentions Priscilla and her husband as a pair.

1. Celia
   Anna
2. Leah
   Rachel

Anna was a prophetess and the daughter of Phanuel, who was of the tribe of Asher. The thirty-sixth verse in the second chapter of Luke is referenced here.

1. Hagar
   Elizabeth
2. Noadiah
   Esther

The fourteenth verse of the sixth chapter from the Old Testament book of Nehemiah is quoted here. Noadiah was a prophetess, and she plotted against Nehemiah.

1. Eve
   Huldah
2. Jerusha
   Merab

Huldah was a prophetess who served in the land of Judah as a spiritual authority. She reported incidents regarding God's Word to the governing body.

1. Mary
   Hamutal
2. Cozbi
   Miriam

Miriam the prophetess celebrated with a song the victory of the children of Israel against Pharaoh and his army. Aaron and Moses were Miriam's brothers.

1. Susanna
   Zeresh
2. Deborah
   Herodias

The fourth verse of the fourth chapter in the book of Judges is referenced here. Deborah was a prophetess who was the fourth and only female judge of Israel.