Daughters of Inheritance / Muir, Wellesley / (PB/2011-2011/B+/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is very lightly used and clean, almost like new.*

In an ancient culture dominated by the power of men, God heeded the voice of five courageous women seeking hope and justice. According to author Wellesley Muir, His firm command revealed that women were not to be treated as mere property; rather, they had a role of honor in a heavenly ordained institution. But what can His people today learn from this powerful message? Muir uses the story of the daughters of Zelophehad as a unique springboard to reach a better understanding of the important role of women in society and church in the modern era. He boldly asks, "What does it mean for women to have equality in God's eyes? What is the role of women in the family and the church in our time?" Explore this controversial issue anew when it matters most, as it explodes with more fiery passion and rhetoric in God's remnant church than ever before - and get answers that will give you a clear and calm direction straight into God's will.

CONTENTS

Daughters of Zelophehad

Equality

Jesus and the God-Family

God's Plan for the Family

God's Design for the Church Family

Is God Sexist?

Why Are We Here?

The Sodom Connection

Anglican Agony

The Role of Spiritualism

The Curious Case of Ellen White

The Adventists, Part 1: Ordination

The Adventists, Part 2: Compromise and Confusion

The Promised Land: Our Daughters' Inheritance

Epilogue

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