real, should I say sorry to you for asking you if Elin should say sorry to for her having said sorry to you? And should I say sorry for saying this? Sorry for asking. Sorry for saying sorry for saying sorry for asking.real,
Should Elin say sorry to you for having said sorry?![]()
I have a question for you. This is not an attack. I am genuinely curious what you think here.The music portion of the service is conducted by what is called a worship leader in some assemblies.
Women are not to appear to be in authority over men in the assembly.
To lead the assembly in music would be leadership, in my opinion.
What think ye, oldhermit and Marc?
So, like the words in the Bible don't count?People, please do some research online about who Paul was actually speaking to (hint: it was NOT the general Christian population!), what Paul's real point was, and why he was addressing Timothy about it. And most of all, please ask God to give you His wisdom on this subject rather than taking a few scriptures out of context.
Only if she was sorry.
No but you should for forcing a paradox on me.real,
Should Elin say sorry to you for having said sorry?![]()
Paul's command is only for attendance in the assembly, does not apply to any leadership outside the assembly.I have a question for you. This is not an attack. I am genuinely curious what you think here.
If this is how far you will take this, what happens outside of the assembly? I have been the boss to men before. (Maintenance department for a property management company, just so you know what kind of position it was.) What happens, if they were believers? Should I not have been their boss?
No, just be sorry only when you've done something wrong. That way it will mean more to you when your apologizing to someone.real, should I say sorry to you for asking you if Elin should say sorry to for her having said sorry to you? And should I say sorry for saying this? Sorry for asking. Sorry for saying sorry for saying sorry for asking.
Phooey. I'M SORRY FOR SORRY. SORRY. I am.
No but you should for forcing a paradox on me.
So, like the words in the Bible don't count?![]()
That's "interesting". . .Elin,
Galatians 3:25 seems to have been applied to women keeping silent. The reason it was applied or introduced is to show or prove that women can speak in church, for there in Christ there is neither male nor female.
Yep. . .control issues.Go AWAY! Elin.Elin said:Control issues? . .
Go AWAY! Elin.
The NT word of God doesn't "nullify" itself.[/QUOTE]That's "interesting". . .
Gal 3:25 is about the law and salvation by the law.
[qupte]If Galatians 3 applies to 1 Cor. as a nullifier of sorts to the command of Paul for women to keep silent,
That's quite alright it's only a temporary request.You can place people on "ignore" if they're bothering you.
Actually, I'm working on Numbers now. Up to chapter 8. So, I've already read the first few chapters, (even relatively recently for a change. lol) What about them?Ought to read the book of Numbers. Especially the first couple of chapters.
Just so you know, you can also put people on ignore and then change your mind. So, it too can be temporary.That's quite alright it's only a temporary request.
Actually, I'm working on Numbers now. Up to chapter 8. So, I've already read the first few chapters, (even relatively recently for a change. lol) What about them?
Oh, you wrote: "So, like the words in the Bible don't count?" Count...read Numbers! Just being silly. Ridiculous. I know.