Was it difficult for Rahab when she got married? How did people look at her? Or talked about her? Was she treated as a heroine, a suspect, or a prostitute?

Who converted her? Did she have any inkling that she was part of God’s big plan, despite her past?

She never lived with the Israelites, but she somehow came to believe in God and had the faith to do what she did. She was never discipled, but she acted on her belief in the God of Israel.

The book of Hebrews mentions Rahab as a faith role model. Despite her past. Despite her (non existent) theological credentials. Her actions being consistent with her faith is the example that you and I ought to focus on.