The Woman at the Well (John 4, Genesis 16, Genesis 29, Ezekiel 47)

Contrary to what some believe, the women of the bible come pre-packaged with some God-ordained feist. Take, for example, the longest conversation in the Gospel of John, which occurs between Jesus and a Samaritan woman. The two have nothing in common, but the joyful banter between them bubbles up like the life-giving water Jesus offers. The Samaritan woman turns out to be a theologian, just like the Hagar of Genesis John alludes to.