Women Keep Silent (Please Don't Derail)

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Nov 26, 2013
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hmmm wher did the

Did Phonobe read the letter to the churches or not ? Why or Why Not

You should preview your stuff dude this word is to small to make that mistake

Hope you did not mind I corrected it
 
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The only passage I can think of about Phoebe is Rom. 16:11 where she is called a deacon.
Is daniel ask a good Question
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which I myself would also like to here your thought on it Would she have read the letter or not

Thankies just want to know thats all
 
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So we're back to this :(

I thought, stilledwaters closed this type of thread.

Anyway, it's sad to think that all these women out there, like Angela, are all DISOBEDIENT TO GOD because they are A WOMAN CALLED BY GOD to pastor a church.

YOU just have to see it as the Lord's leading, yes, that's right it CALLING on their life. YOU only THINK you can read God's mind, regardijng this women preaching AND teaching men in the church, only THINK you know . But, you don't. :(

The LOrd ONLY knows a person's heart, the Lord ONLY speaks to a person's heart.

And, I'm not immature to have requested to not speak with someone that doesn't agree with me like someone else did on here, I take what people say as the Lord's calling on my heart to tell them of the truth if what they THINK is a ministering to others by God through them....

But, there ministering is not that, not at all.


But, I speak from my heart in all I say on CC, and, it's fine for others to have opinions of doctrine isssues like women preaching and teaching in a church to men, like so many have been called to do, I just WILL speak out against it as the Lord leads me, I will not stop, until the Lord tells me this person's divisiveness is beyond my calling to diffuse/change/deal with.

The Lord leads, indeed, we MUST follow Him for His calling our life, and, what we are to do, in spite of what we THINK is the proper order and words of Scripture.
 
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God will bring fruit out of a church led by a woman pastor that was producing no fruit when a man pastor was in charge, just He will, that's God, that's how He works, that's how John 15 speaks, too, which is application for both the individual follower of Christ and also the body of Christ (church) :)
 
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I thought I was quite clear on this matter in the other thread. This is not something I am either defending nor condemning. It is simply something we do not practice I think in the way you mean. In any case, this would be something that women could not do in the assembly based of the prohibition given. I did not write the prohibition. I simply have to accept it.
Where in the Bible does it give you authority as an UNMARRIED MALE to have authority over other married men's wives and teach them this? If you are an elder in your church and unmarried you violate the rules.

If you are not an elder and persist in the expectation that women should adhere to the prohibition and you exert influence over them like you do other women here, you are wrong.
 

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I do simply not believe you are teachable. I will not bother myself with responding to your posts.
 
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The_highwayman

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I do simply not believe you are teachable. I will not bother myself with responding to your posts.
Being teachable is not at issue, your unmarried status is. I will ask again for you to disclose your marriage status and if you are an elder of your church.

You cannot teach me anyway because I am not under your authority and neither are any of the women here on CC or your own church, you are unmarried and attempting to fill the role of a husband, by teaching married women on the chatboard.

If you are an elder and unmarried, disclose it and do the right thing and step down. You have zero authority over me, so spare me the your are unteachable speech...whats next from you? The dreaded internet chat room REBUKE!?!?
 
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If you are an elder and unmarried, disclose it and do the right thing and step down.
Seems like an unfair request.. You don't need to be married to interpret the bible or comment on the role of women in the church. Consider that the verses under discussion were written by Paul, who was not likely married, and neither was Christ.

In 1 Cor 14:4, Paul talks against speech that has an unclear meaning, a babbling, in verses 5-13. The subject was about this chatter that was causing confusion and disruption in the church at Corinth, Paul was addressing that specific situation, he wasn't seeking to take away the right of Christian women to participate. Paul writes, "For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be exhorted" (1 Cor 14:31). So imo, Paul was prohibiting talking in regard to disruptive speech. Consider that Paul also told males to keep silent too; "But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church" (I Corinthians 14:28).
 
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Its a shame for anyone to
" chatter " in church. I agree on one thing; open up your Bibles and study.

Who here knows who Huldah was?

Or Phillip's two daughters were and what they did?


Check out what I say. The person that dose their homework will find the truth.

The rest I suspect will be lead by the crowd.
 
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As a "man of God" not married, you should come clean and admit you are not married, and therefore have zero authority to tell a woman anything, except your own wife. That is what 1 Cor 14 says right?
Ludicrous basis for initiating an argument. Paul the apostle was not married and gave instructions to women, so your argument starts at that point. There is nothing in being married or unmarried vis-a-vis authority. The only thing that counts is the ability to understand the spiritual things of God, and foremost in that is God's hierarchical concept of power listed in 1 Cor 11, which defines the order of creation.
 
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God will bring fruit out of a church led by a woman pastor that was producing no fruit when a man pastor was in charge, just He will, that's God, that's how He works, that's how John 15 speaks, too, which is application for both the individual follower of Christ and also the body of Christ (church) :)
Yes, if you want to be led by a woman, then what does it make you? A kindergarten kiddie. Nothing can be expected from such a "church." Look into it and you'll find every heretical church starts by elevating women to a position of equality with men.
 
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Seems like an unfair request.. You don't need to be married to interpret the bible or comment on the role of women in the church. Consider that the verses under discussion were written by Paul, who was not likely married, and neither was Christ.

In 1 Cor 14:4, Paul talks against speech that has an unclear meaning, a babbling, in verses 5-13. The subject was about this chatter that was causing confusion and disruption in the church at Corinth, Paul was addressing that specific situation, he wasn't seeking to take away the right of Christian women to participate. Paul writes, "For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be exhorted" (1 Cor 14:31). So imo, Paul was prohibiting talking in regard to disruptive speech. Consider that Paul also told males to keep silent too; "But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church" (I Corinthians 14:28).

Well said tell oldhermit that As much as I understand that women are not to preach this chapter has nothing to do with preaching
 

homwardbound

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I think this thread has proven the point of my original post. I am a believer and hopefully everyone else that commented on this thread are believers also. We as believers are the woman. I, as one woman, was trying to teach you another women ,a spiritual truth but you guys could not see it and argument and confusion took over this thread.

This is exactly why women (flesh) and women (spirit) should be silent in church. God knows exactly how he made us and if we don't follow in accordance with his word... we breed confusion.

Now, I would just ask that each of you go home and take what I have said to your husband (Christ) and let him show you whether or not what I have told you is true.
Hmm!!!!!!!!!!!!!! when from God's sight, viewpoint, advantage there is no:
Galatians 3:28 There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither bond nor free, there is neither male nor female: for ye are all one in Christ Jesus.

So how do we fit that into your discernment?