The Significance of a Woman: Restoring the Design of Dignity, Purpose, and Spiri

From Eden’s Garden to the empty tomb, Scripture reveals a truth often silenced in tradition: the woman was never created to be secondary—but sacred. The Significance of a Woman peels back centuries of misinterpretation to restore what has always been true in God’s Word.

Through powerful biblical insight, Hebrew word study, and tender devotional reflections, author Trevor Fultz uncovers the original design behind the phrase Ezer Kenegdo—the “helper suitable” from Genesis. Far from a title of weakness, it is a name God uses for Himself—rescuer, strength, shield.

This book journeys through every moment in the Old Testament where God appeared to a woman, and every moment in the Gospels where Jesus dignified, healed, and revealed Himself to them. It’s a call to remember the design, purpose, and spiritual authority that have always belonged to women from the beginning.

Inside, you’ll discover:

• The true meaning of “help meet” in Hebrew

• How Eve was the final masterpiece in creation, not an assistant to man

• Moments where God directly revealed Himself to women in Scripture

• How Jesus shattered cultural norms to affirm women in ministry and identity

• A devotional after every chapter to help heal the inner child and reclaim your voice

You were made in the image of God—not to stand behind, but beside.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth, your voice, or your place in God’s plan, this book will meet you with truth, restoration, and the Father’s heart.