The most crucial question of human existence after the loss of the innocence and perfection of our first parents—Adam and Eve—is how sin and its punishment affected the ministry of women within the family and of the church? This book deals with this fundamental question that people often no longer want to ask and therefore the answer has an impact on understanding sacred ministry and how we act for God on earth before and after the cross of salvation. Hence, Women in the Bible is a book about women and about what happened in the beginning. What is the impact of Genesis 1 to 3? Why were the women through their mothers would be put into submission? For several decades, the religious right in the United States, as well as conservative political circles, have associated the acceptance of homosexuality with feminism and the freedom of abortion, and both go hand to hand in the battle for freedom. The fact remains that anti-feminism is often accompanied by homophobic discourse, or at least an emphasis on the necessary distinction between the sexes. However, in this book, the author wants to add his understanding with gallantry, without any ideology, but with faith in the Bible as the only benefit that men can live without falling into the traps of the evil one. It is less the religious right, even if it is present in these controversies, all religions included, than the masculinists who carry such a position. This book calls us to live according to the plan of God, once destroyed by the sin of our mother Eve to very drastic consequences, nowadays, the book invites us to live both in the submission of God’s plan. Women in the Bible examine the Genesis creation story and the discourse conveyed to feminist groups based on Galatians 3:28. How Genesis 1 to 3 has shaped the lives of women in the Bible and the history of the people of God during the sacred ministries? Would they continue to be faithful to what the Lord has set?