The Faithful Episode 4 Photos: “The Woman Who Risked Everything, Part Two” (Airs Tonight)

FOX has released photos for The Faithful Episode 4 Women of the Bible, titled “The Woman Who Risked Everything, Part Two,” airing tonight, Sunday, March 29 on FOX.

In The Faithful Episode 4, tensions escalate as conflict breaks out with a neighboring faction following Esau’s actions. With the situation spiraling, Rebekah realizes that fulfilling God’s plan may require her to take drastic measures.

As the stakes rise, Rebekah makes the difficult decision to defy and deceive Isaac in order to secure Jacob’s future as the rightful heir. The emotional and moral weight of her choice drives the story forward, setting up a powerful continuation of the two-part narrative.

The Faithful: Women of the Bible continues to explore the strength, faith, and sacrifices of the women at the center of these biblical stories, bringing their journeys to life with emotional depth and dramatic storytelling.

Episodes of The Faithful will be told through the lens of five of The Old Testament’s most legendary women: Sarah (Minnie Driver) and her servant Hagar (Natacha Karam), Sarah’s great-niece Rebekah (Alexa Davalos), and Rebekah’s nieces, sisters Leah (Millie Brady) and Rachel (Blu Hunt).

Episode Details

THE FAITHFUL: WOMEN OF THE BIBLE — “The Woman Who Risked Everything, Part Two”

Air Date: Sunday, March 29
Network: FOX
Episode: 104

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Previous Episode

Missed the previous episode? Check out photos from The Faithful: Women of the Bible Episode 3, “The Woman Who Risked Everything, Part One,” here:
https://seat42f.com/the-faithful-episode-3-photos-women-of-the-bible/

In Episode 3, Rebekah receives a powerful revelation during her difficult pregnancy that her younger son Jacob is destined for greatness, setting up a growing conflict with Isaac, who believes Esau is the rightful heir. As the brothers come of age, the tension between destiny and tradition intensifies, laying the groundwork for the dramatic choices that follow.