What Woman in the Bible do you relate to the most?

What Woman in the Bible do you relate to the most? Are you Tamar, who was a woman of hope? Rahab, who was a woman of faith? Ruth, who was a woman who believed in love? Bathsheba, who was a woman who received unlimited grace? Hagar, was a woman that was rejected completely? Mary, who was a woman of obedience? Rachael, who was self-willed? Hannah, who demonstrated strengths which were often overlooked? Or, perhaps you are like Lots wife, who was caught between a struggle with the world and the Lord? Or even Jezebel, who was attacked as a whore for her promiscuous behavior? Well, for which ever woman you can relate to the most it doesn’t really matter as long as you can relate to the woman that lies deep within. The woman that knows her strengthens and her weakness. That woman that can overcome her deepest fears. The woman that knows what makes her happy and what makes her sad. The woman who can laugh and the woman who can cry. The woman who holds on to her faith beyond her own understanding. The woman who can be confident in herself yet at the same time insecure. The woman who stands up for what she believes. The woman who trusts in God even when things get bad. The woman that can love with her whole heart and all her being. The woman who God created just perfect. The woman that looks back at you as a reflection in the mirror. The woman who is YOU!