In this new 2016 edition, Amy Francis gives a historical review of the Biblical sources to which Kathleen Bushnell refers in her landmark analysis of the changing interpretation of the Hebrew source documents. This, and a fresh re-imagining of Bushnell's info-graphic, will assist readers in following her closely-argued case. Biblical scholar, social activist, physician and missionary and linguist, Katherine Bushnell was an extraordinarily gifted and inspirational leader frequently credited with the awakening of the women's empowerment movement within the Church. In her masterpiece, God's Word to Women, she carefully argues the case that women should learn directly from the words of God, by educating themselves and taking the initiative. A timeless classic that includes her stunning chart explaining how male scholars, perhaps unintentionally, have changed their choice of words down the centuries, leaving the current English versions of the bible attributing "lust" or "desire" to women, when these sentiments may not have been in the original biblical source documents.