Hannah's Story Analysis

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Of all the women we have studied this semester, Hannah's story impacted me most. Not only is Hannah's life, relatable, she is a picture of outstanding faith from which one can learn. Despite our differences, I understand what it is like to suffer. Like Hannah, I had no control over the circumstances that caused turmoil in my life. Each new day brought waves of pain, and doing all I could, I suppressed the emotions. The lies of the Devil brought me to believe that God was my tormentor, and hate consumed me. Hannah's reaction varied greatly from mine. Her reaction portrayed godly wisdom as she bowed before God and offered herself as a living sacrifice.

After several months of abuse, I discovered myself pregnant with a girl. At fifteen weeks,

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