In a captivating narrative, Rachav, known as Rahab, unveils the mystery of her life, steeped in the rich tapestry of Phoenician and Mesopotamian cultures. Born into a culture where women were honoured and held leadership roles, Rachav defied societal norms, aspiring to be a successful businesswoman from a young age.

Misunderstood and mislabeled throughout history as a lowly Temple Prostitute or Harlot, Rachav's true story lies in another arena altogether. Rachav's life unfolds as a tale of resilience, heroism, and determination.

Recounting how, during the fall of Jericho, she singlehandedly saved her friends and family when the walls of the city came down, a courageous act that showcased her bravery and loyalty. From her adventurous relationship with her first husband, Baba, to finding deep love and companionship with Salmah, an Israelite, Rachav's journey is one of discovery, adventure and faith.

Through her experiences, Rachav comes to understand the mercy and grace of Adonai, the one true God, leading her to a life filled with purpose, love, and a newfound faith. As she recounts her story, Rachav invites readers to see beyond the labels and misconceptions, revealing a life transformed by faith and divine intervention.

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