In this revelatory episode of Let Me Tell You Something! Podcast, Rose M. Terrell dismantles one of the most widely accepted yet misunderstood interpretations of Genesis—the idea that woman was created from a single rib.

Through a rich Hebrew exegesis of Genesis 2:21–22, this teaching reframes the creation of woman not as a minor extraction, but as a divine architectural act.

This episode reveals that the word traditionally translated as “rib” (tsēlā‘) does not refer to a bone, but to an entire side, structure, or chamber—language consistently used throughout Scripture to describe architectural design, including the building of the temple.

Woman, therefore, was not formed from a fragment of man, but from a full structural half, establishing her origin in equality, intention, and divine precision.

Rose walks listeners through key Hebrew terms—Vayyappēl (caused to fall), Tardēmāh (divine trance), and Lāqach (to take with intention)—revealing that Adam was placed into a supernatural state, removed from awareness, while God performed a sacred transformation. This was not biological surgery—it was divine construction.

The episode ultimately reframes the Genesis account as architectural, not anatomical—a sacred unveiling of woman as a co-equal design, built by God from within humanity itself.

This teaching restores woman’s identity as:

• Not an afterthought, but a divine intention

• Not a piece, but a portion equal in structure

• Not formed by man, but revealed by God

At its core, this episode declares a powerful truth:
Woman is not a reduction of man—she is the revealed completion of human design.

Woman was not delayed in creation—she was revealed at the appointed time. This lesson restores woman’s rightful position in God’s creative order and dismantles the cultural lie of being “second” as lesser. Scripture shows that woman was never an afterthought; she was present in God’s original decree and revealed only after everything necessary for her arrival was fully prepared.

Rather than being created late, woman was introduced last—by divine intention. God, the invisible Architect, formed the world in readiness before unveiling her. The garden was planted, systems were functioning, and provision preceded need. Woman entered not into chaos or survival, but into alignment, belonging, and resonance. Nothing demanded that she prove herself; everything recognized her.

This episode dismantles the long-held assumption that spiritual authority was granted to men alone by returning to the original creation mandate in Book of Genesis 1:26–28.

Before Adam was formed, before Eve was fashioned, and before Eden was assigned, God released a divine decree—and woman was already included.

Through careful Hebrew word study and theological framing, this teaching reveals that “Adam” means humanity, not male alone.

Woman has been taught to interpret herself through culture instead of creation.

Over time, divine design was replaced with social construction.

Instead of learning who she is from God, woman has been educated by:

• trauma

• tradition

• feminism

• religion without revelation

• media narratives

• survival psychology

The result:

Woman now relates to herself through reaction instead of revelation.

She learns to:

• defend instead of dwell

• compete instead of co-create

• harden instead of receive

• strive instead of steward

• perform instead of rest

Her identity becomes shaped by:

• pain

• comparison

• roles

• expectations

• external validation

Rather than Genesis.

So the problem is not that woman lacks power.

The problem is that her original architecture was overwritten.

She was designed as image-bearer and life-carrier —
but trained to become:

• self-made

• self-protective

• self-defining

Which quietly removes God from the center.

This produces fragmentation:
spirit disconnected from body,
identity disconnected from purpose,
authority disconnected from intimacy.

That is the crisis of Episode 2.

This solution focuses on remembrance.

Not becoming — remembering.

Woman must be reintroduced to:

• Genesis 1:26 (image + likeness)

• Genesis 2 (intentional formation)

• Jeremiah 1:5 (known before formed)

• Ephesians 1 (chosen before foundation)

She doesn’t need empowerment.

She needs re-alignment.

When she sees herself through God’s original design:

• she stops striving

• she stops proving

• she stops competing

• she stops shrinking

Because authority flows naturally from identity.

This restores:

• peace in the nervous system

• clarity in purpose

• softness without weakness

• strength without hardness

She returns to being with God instead of performing for God.

This solution focuses on unlearning.

The crown (mind/identity center) must be detoxed from false narratives.

This involves:

• confronting inherited beliefs

• dismantling cultural scripts

• correcting theological distortions

• separating trauma responses from divine design

Woman learns to recognize:
“This reaction is learned.”
“This fear is programmed.”
“This identity was imposed.”

Then truth replaces conditioning.

This restores:

• emotional regulation

• spiritual authority

• embodied presence

• feminine clarity

She becomes internally coherent again.

Spirit, soul, and body return to agreement.

Not rebellion.
Not resistance.

Alignment.

Episode 2 teaches:

Woman is not broken.

She is miseducated.

And restoration begins when she remembers who designed her.

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Healing the Crown (Mind + Identity Restoration)

This solution focuses on unlearning.

The crown (mind/identity center) must be detoxed from false narratives.

This involves:

• confronting inherited beliefs

• dismantling cultural scripts

• correcting theological distortions

• separating trauma responses from divine design

Woman learns to recognize:
“This reaction is learned.”
“This fear is programmed.”
“This identity was imposed.”

Then truth replaces conditioning.

This restores:

• emotional regulation

• spiritual authority

• embodied presence

• feminine clarity

She becomes internally coherent again.

Spirit, soul, and body return to agreement.

Not rebellion.
Not resistance.

Alignment.

Episode 2 teaches:

Woman is not broken.

She is miseducated.

And restoration begins when she remembers who designed her.

In simple language for your audience:

God placed eternity inside woman. Her longing is not dissatisfaction — it is divine memory calling her back to her original design.

1. What beliefs about womanhood have you inherited?

2. What has always felt incomplete as a woman to you?

3. Why is God restoring woman's identity?

If you have asked any of these questions, well then, this is the place to be!

Come join this journey in discovering by uncovering who God actually built, and "Let Me Tell You Something," about "The Architecture of Woman."