In our second episode of What She Said, we explore the stories of Biblical women in polygamous relationships. We chat about women empowerment, race and popularised polygamy in The Handmaid's Tale. Below are the sources we reference: // R. M. Jacobs, ‘Hannah: her story’. Vision 4 (2003): 51-56. // Méroz, C. and Wienk, D. Three women of hope : Miriam, Hannah, Huldah Oregon: Wipf & Stock, 2014. // F. J. Gaiser, ‘Sarah, Hagar, Abraham--Hannah, Peninnah, Elkanah: case studies in conflict’. World & World 34 (2014): 273-284. // D. J. Zucker and J. Reiss, ‘David's wives: love, power, and lust’. Biblical Theology Bulletin 46 (2016): 70. // S. Weitzman, Solomon : the lure of wisdom. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2011. // R. M. Weems, Just A Sister Away: a womanist vision of women's relationships in the Bible. Calif: LuraMedia, 1988.//