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They healed. They followed. They led. New books spotlight women’s roles in New Testament.

“They were working alongside the men,” scholar says. “They were as important to the early Jesus movement as the men were.”

"The Holy Women at the Sepulcher," circa 1611-1614, by Peter Paul Rubens.

"The Holy Women at the Sepulcher," circa 1611-1614, by Peter Paul Rubens.