2 Peter 3: 15-16....."and consider that the longsuffering of our Lord is salvation-as also our beloved brother Paul, according to the wisdom given to him, has written to you, as also in all his epistles, speaking in them of these things, in which are some things hard to understand, which untaught and unstable people twist to their own destruction, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures".
To answer your questions........what Scriptures was Peter referring to even if you want to accept the argument that they both believed they were writing the NT Scriptures? If six of the 14 Scriptures today that were supposedly written by Paul are considered to not have been written by Paul according to the majority of modern day, religious scholars and still other writings of Paul are questionable, what Scriptures was Peter referring to? Was Peter privy to all of Paul's writings?
Pope's, under the authority of the Holy Spirit, have changed their views about religious dogma throughout the years. Were they lying? What kind of question is that? People make mistakes or people's comments may be in reference to specific information and not what we assume. Pastor's, under the guidance of God have made mistakes. Look at Moses.....Moses was a very holy man that supposedly wrote the first five books of the OT. Do you really think God inspired him to tell everyone to stone another human being to death if they were caught in certain sinful acts which is a direct violation of one of the 10 Commandments or did Moses feel that was the best way to punish someone caught in a sinful act? The Commandment "thou shall not kill" should really be "thou shall not murder". This one word is a word that was lost in translation so some bibles say "thou shall not kill" and others say "thou shall not murder". Killing is technically ok but murder is not because it is premeditated and with malice. Therefore, is stoning another human being to death murder or killing? It sounds like murder to me. People make mistakes. Things get lost in translation. Scribes that thought they were doing good by adding information to the Bible created debates today because those additions are considered interpolations today. Women needing to be silent in the church is a perfect example of an interpolation (1 Corinthians 14: 34-35).
I question things and I believe God provides me with insight when I do and I will continue to question whether or not women should be pastors. I personally believe they should.
To answer your questions........what Scriptures was Peter referring to even if you want to accept the argument that they both believed they were writing the NT Scriptures? If six of the 14 Scriptures today that were supposedly written by Paul are considered to not have been written by Paul according to the majority of modern day, religious scholars and still other writings of Paul are questionable, what Scriptures was Peter referring to? Was Peter privy to all of Paul's writings?
Pope's, under the authority of the Holy Spirit, have changed their views about religious dogma throughout the years. Were they lying? What kind of question is that? People make mistakes or people's comments may be in reference to specific information and not what we assume. Pastor's, under the guidance of God have made mistakes. Look at Moses.....Moses was a very holy man that supposedly wrote the first five books of the OT. Do you really think God inspired him to tell everyone to stone another human being to death if they were caught in certain sinful acts which is a direct violation of one of the 10 Commandments or did Moses feel that was the best way to punish someone caught in a sinful act? The Commandment "thou shall not kill" should really be "thou shall not murder". This one word is a word that was lost in translation so some bibles say "thou shall not kill" and others say "thou shall not murder". Killing is technically ok but murder is not because it is premeditated and with malice. Therefore, is stoning another human being to death murder or killing? It sounds like murder to me. People make mistakes. Things get lost in translation. Scribes that thought they were doing good by adding information to the Bible created debates today because those additions are considered interpolations today. Women needing to be silent in the church is a perfect example of an interpolation (1 Corinthians 14: 34-35).
I question things and I believe God provides me with insight when I do and I will continue to question whether or not women should be pastors. I personally believe they should.
Guess you need to change that word??????
John 5:46-47 (KJV)
46 For had ye believed Moses, ye would have believed me; for he wrote of me.
47 But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe my words?