Hebrew Bible for Women brings the women of Scripture to the center of your day. Walk with Ruth as she begins again, stand with Esther in the palace, pray Hannah's prayer, and learn from Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, and Leah, the mothers of Israel.
This is the complete Hebrew Bible, the Old Testament in its original order, with a clear translation, warm professional audio, and the women of the Bible at the heart of every plan.
MADE FOR YOUR REAL LIFE
Some days you have an hour. Most days you have a few minutes. Here, one verse counts as a good day. No streaks that punish a missed morning, no guilt, no pressure. A daily devotional you can actually keep.
BIBLE VERSES AND AFFIRMATIONS FOR WHERE YOU ARE
- Anxious or afraid: Psalms 23, 27, 91, 121
- Waiting and longing: Hannah, and the Psalms of hope
- Grief and healing: the songs of lament and Isaiah's comfort
- Strength for a hard season: Isaiah 41, Psalm 46
- Marriage, motherhood, and self-worth: Proverbs 31, read as grace and not a checklist
WOMEN OF THE BIBLE
A growing series of short devotionals on Ruth, Esther, Hannah, Deborah, Sarah, Rebecca, Rachel, Leah, Miriam, Abigail, and Naomi. Each day: her story, what she carried, and one thing to take with you.
WHAT IS INSIDE
- The full Hebrew Bible, all 39 books (Tanakh), with a clear English translation
- Professional audio narration, plus the Hebrew read aloud
- A daily verse and morning devotional chosen for real life, shown in Hebrew first
- Short, guilt-free reading plans for anxiety, strength, motherhood, marriage, and new beginnings
- Word-by-word interlinear and a Hebrew dictionary
- Ancient commentary alongside the verses
- Ask Rabbi Ari, a study companion, any question in plain English
- Works offline, anywhere, so you can read without a signal
- One Hebrew word a day (chesed, shalom, ozer) with its meaning
A holy Bible for women that respects your time and your intelligence: a daily verse, Psalms, Proverbs 31, and the stories of the women of the Bible, in one calm place.
HONEST ABOUT WHAT THIS IS
This is the Hebrew Bible, the original Scriptures that Christians know as the Old Testament. There is no New Testament here. For many women that is exactly the draw: the ancient Hebrew roots, read with care and without an agenda.
Begin with Ruth today.