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Jeanne Webster writes poetry, non-fiction stories, articles, books, and has years of proofreading excellence.
She is a stickler for details and is highly organized and motivated.
Excellent and diligent researcher, having completed hours of genealogy efforts.
Her motto: IN GOD WE TRUST
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Born in New England, graduated from high school in Germany, majoring in the sciences, math, and language.
Graduated from Medical School at the top of her class, certified as med. tech., and worked doctor's offices and labs. Also proficient in medical transcription.
Married to wonderful husband; mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother.
Has been a writer since childhood. Perhaps inherited some talent from her ancestors, Daniel and Noah Webster. Graduated from national Writers Correspondence course.
Is non-fiction oriented and proficient in prose and straight writing.
Also works as typist for resume and thesis jobs.
She stays mostly in the Christian genre; however, she does write technical and non-religious pieces. http://www.faithwriters.com/member-profile.php?id=16933
SAMPLE ARTICLES
Poetry
...and then there was Light
Short Story
Those Were the Days!
Other Article
The Strawberry Scuffle
MY NEWS
Jeanne is a volunteer proofreader (P3) with a recent promotion to "pillar proofreader" after proofing over 2,500 pages at http://www.pgdp.net/c/default.php.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- I have been published in Billy Graham's Decision magazine.
http://www.faithwriters.com/article-details.php?id=98222
- I have published an E-Book titled,
Women of the Bible: A Brief Biographical Genealogy.
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PREFACE:
Considering the abundance of fictional books currently being published about the women of the Bible, there is a need for a factual account of their lives and relationships. This reference work delves into the well of scriptural records to produce a bountiful reservoir of names, meanings of names, relationships, and accounts of every named woman of the Bible. It is hoped that it will complement the Christian basic home library and those of churches, seminaries, and colleges also.
To adequately appreciate and understand the women of the Bible, this author felt the need to piece together the origins of these women with their resulting progeny. Ascendants plus descendants equals a clearer analysis of past history recorded on the pages of Scripture. I painstakingly researched the material as thoroughly as possible, and hopefully there are no errors. Though very tedious to say the least, this study has not been without its rewards. It has intrigued, amazed, and encouraged me, and it is my hope that this labor of love will do the same, and more, for its readers.
I want to thank Almighty God for all those who assisted me in writing this book. Their support, assistance, and prayers, are greatly appreciated.
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Book outline: Women of the Bible: A Brief Biographical Genealogy
1. Preface
2. Dedication
3. Main text: chronologically arranged known women of the Bible.
A. Name and its meaning
B. Family associations-parents, spouses, children
C. Brief summary of known data
D. Activities
E. Relationships
F. Scripture references
from KJV and Josephus
4. Relational graphs on key figures
Length of book: 14550 words, excluding graphs
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Chapter 1
Abi-Azubah
Abi (to my father)
Wife of Ahaz
Daughter of Zachariah
Mother of Hezekiah, King of Judah
Grandmother of Manasseh
Daughter-in-law of Jotham, King of Judah
Mother-in-law of Hephzibah
Also called Abijah
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Abi was a daughter of Zachariah and became a wife of Ahaz, King of Judah. No other information is revealed relating to her ancestry. Her marriage to King Ahaz established Abi and her progeny into association with the Messianic line.
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In contrast to her God-fearing father-in-law, King Jotham, and her son, King Hezekiah, Ahaz was one of the more ungodly kings of Judah. The country suffered many invasions from her adversaries, Syria and Israel, as Gods judgment for her reckless abandonment into idolatry. Ahaz blatantly authorized the worship of any pagan god that happened to be in vogue, sacrificed some of his own children to these idols and decreed that the doors of the Lords temple be obstructed. His conduct was considered so contemptible that upon his death, the royal family deemed his body unworthy to be buried in the family plot.
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2 Kings 15:38
16:1-3
18:1-2
20:21
21:1
2 Chronicles 28:1-4, 19, 23-25, 27
© Jeanne E. Webster
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- For 10 years I wrote and published a monthly newsletter for widows called "The Women's Window".
- THE LOST EASTER EGG is her first children's story.
http://www.faithwriters.com/article-details.php?id=95589
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