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32. Turning Water into Wine 2:1 33. Healing the Royal Official's Son (of fever) 4:46 34. Healing an Afflicted Man at Bethesda 5:1 35. Healing the Man Born Blind 9:1 36. Raising of Lazarus 11:43 37. Second Catch of Fish 21:1 ©1997 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.
New Testament Women
New Testament Women Mary, the virgin mother of Jesus, has a place of honor among the women of the New Testament. She is an enduring example of faith, humility, and service (Luke 1:26–56). Other notable women of the New Testament include the following: Name Description Biblical Reference Anna Recognized Jesus as the long-awaited Messiah Luke 2:36–38 Bernice Sister of Agrippa before whom Paul made his defense Acts 25:13 Candace A queen of Ethiopia Acts 8:27 Chloe Woman who knew of divisions in the church at Corinth 1 Cor. 1:11 Claudia Christian of Rome 2 Tim. 4:21 Damaris Woman of Athens converted under Paul's ministry Acts 17:34 Dorcas (Tabitha) Christian in Joppa who was raised from the dead by Peter Acts 9:36–41 Drusilla Wife of Felix, governor of Judea Acts 24:24 Elizabeth Mother of John the Baptist Luke 1:5, 13 Eunice Mother of Timothy 2 Tim. 1:5 Herodias Queen who demanded the execution of John the Baptist Matt. 14:3–10 Joanna Provided for the material needs of Jesus Luke 8:3 Lois Grandmother of Timothy 2 Tim. 1:5 Lydia Converted under Paul's ministry in Philippi Acts 16:14 Martha and Mary Sisters of Lazarus; friends of Jesus Luke 10:38–42 Mary Magdalene Woman from whom Jesus cast out demons Matt. 27:56–61; Mark 16:9 Phoebe A servant, perhaps a deaconess, in the church at Cenchreae Rom. 16:1–2 Priscilla Wife of Aquila; laborer with Paul at Corinth and Ephesus Acts 18:2, 18–19 Salome Mother of Jesus' disciples James and John Matt. 20:20–24 Sapphira Held back goods from the early Christian community Acts 5:1 Susanna Provided for the material needs of Jesus Luke 8:3 ©1997 by Thomas Nelson, Inc.
The Eight Signs