Are there any women writers of the Bible?

Answer 1

All the female original authors of The Bible wrote poems, whether Miriam, Mary, or Lemuel's mother. We have no certainty that books of the Bible named for women were written by those women. But we do know that Miriam wrote the song of triumph after the Red Sea (Exodus 15). King Lemuel wrote what his mother taught him (Proverbs 31), but the words seem to have been originally penned by his mother. Mary certainly is the author of Luke 1:46-55).

If a Biblical author simply quotes a woman, it does not necessarily follow that she is a Bible writer. But if he quotes what she wrote, then she is the one God used to pen that portion of Scripture.

Yes! There is Ruth, and Ester, there may be more, not sure.

ANSWER:

The truth is, there are a couple of books in the Bible that COULD have been written by women. Ecclesiastes is one of these. It's argued that that it was written by Solomon or someone because of the context of some of the words...but it starts a lot of the chapters with "The Teacher said." Which means the book was transcribed and it is believed to have been written possibly by one of Solomon's wives.

Song of Solomon is also a book that was co-written by a woman. One of Solomon's wives directly answers several questions.

We also have no idea who for sure wrote Hebrews, and one of the theories is that it was written by Aquilla and Priscilla, two women.