Abstract
This article explores biblical narratives, focusing specifically on Michal’s story from the books of Samuel (1 Sam 14:19, 18:20-28, 19:11-17, 25:44, 2 Sam 3:12- 16, and 6:16-23), the daughter of King Saul who became David's wife, to shed light on women’s challenges. Through narrative analysis and feminist interpretation, it highlights the relevance of Michal’s story in addressing contemporary societal issues. By drawing on insights from these narratives, the study advocates for societal transformation and gender equality, emphasizing the urgent need for action to alleviate the struggles women face. As the Church upholds the dignity of every individual, regardless of their attributes, this article aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the invaluable contributions of women. In the words of Pope Francis, they serve as pillars in our communities, often laboring silently yet steadfastly, nurturing and sustaining life.
Recommended Citation
Magin, Rodel D.
(2025)
"Michal’s Legacy: Bridging Biblical Narratives with Advocacy for Women,"
Landas: Vol. 37:
No.
1, Article 5.
Available at:
https://archium.ateneo.edu/landas/vol37/iss1/5