According to the attitude of ancient people women were unclean, vicious and malicious, inferior to men. So they were kept in their habitats and prohibited from participating in public life. As the Jews of the time of Jesus generally shared this attitude, they didn’t allow any public role to women. Since second century the established Christianity also had this attitude. It regulated women as source of evil and relegated them to an inferior position in the world. But recently scholars who have deep interest in the history of women have published many works. These works suggested that the women of the early Christianity had more higher position than generally acknowledged. Furthermore they played public role in the church. For example they were leaders of household churches, and preached in the pulpit. This paper placed high value on these works and reexamined the role of four women who helped greatly Jesus, and made attempts to give them new meaning. First, Mary, the mother of Jesus was generally regarded as a silent being who played no role after giving birth to Jesus. But according to the Gospel of John she was an active leader of Jesus. When Jesus hesitated to show himself to the world, she advised Jesus to make water into wine. This advice was an active act to give Jesus strong stimulus to play his role in the world. Second, a Samaritan woman gave Jesus a cup of water. Then she asked Jesus the right place in which one ought to worship God. As Jesus replied the right answer, she realized Jesus was Christ and said to Samaritans the fact. So she made clear that the role of Messiah was to abolish the boundaries among nations, and Jesus was the very Messiah. Third, Mary, the sister of Lazarus was an intelligent women. When Jesus taught the gospel she participated actively in hearing his saying. When Jesus was to accomplish his final mission, that is the Passion, she poured an expensive perfume on Jesus’ feet and wiped his feet with her hair. According to Matthew, an women poured an expensive perfume on Jesus’s head. I think this woman is the very Mary, the sister of Lazarus, and her pouring was crowning Jesus King of Jews. Fourth, Mary Magdalene was a companion of Jesus when Jesus lived. As Jesus was crucified all his male disciples fled away. But she attended Jesus at his death, came to the Jesus’s tomb, and met the resurrected Jesus before any disciple. This means Jesus regarded her the most important disciple. In sum women played important roles in decisive moments of Jesus Life. Jesus allowed them to take charge of public roles. Therefore the attitude of Jesus on Women was very different from that of later Christians.