You just said that understanding is inspired by God. Now you're contradicting yourself.No, culture has inspired you that's why you think it is relevant to the understanding of this passage.
You just said that understanding is inspired by God. Now you're contradicting yourself.No, culture has inspired you that's why you think it is relevant to the understanding of this passage.
You can keep denying the scriptures, but it doesn't mean they are not there. The question is one of consistency. If a Christian wouldn't tolerate an elder with many wives, why would a Christian tolerate a female elder? It is the same scriptures that speak against both.There are no words in Scripture specifically prohibiting women from becoming elders, so your baited leading question is worthless. If you're being honest, you will recognize that Phoebe was a deacon, and women were "equally forbidden" (your words) from becoming deacons. You're stuck with the contradiction; I'm not.
Out of interest to those who reject God's words through Paul about prohibiting women becoming elders. What would you think of a man who had multiple wives? Can a man with two wives also be a pastor or elder? If not, why should this be any different from a woman becoming a pastor or elder? Through Paul, God speaks against both. But if you ignore what God says about the one, surely you must also ignore what God says about the other, if you are being honest?
Re-read what i wrote.You just said that understanding is inspired by God. Now you're contradicting yourself.
And the same Scripture that identify Phoebe, a woman, as a deacon, which is equally proscribed. Your position has an inherent contradiction.You can keep denying the scriptures, but it doesn't mean they are not there. The question is one of consistency. If a Christian wouldn't tolerate an elder with many wives, why would a Christian tolerate a female elder? It is the same scriptures that speak against both.
That is a falsehood designed to obscure the fact you didn't read the article. It failed.This is an opinion.
Do prayerful cults also accept the basic tenets of Christianity and accept Jesus as their Savior, and love Jesus?Praying doesn't mean one can't be deceived. Many cults encourage it.
God's work doesn't involve disobedience. Remember Eve? Satan asked, did God really say... Did God really say that women shouldn't rule over men? It sounds like a question from Satan.
The act of circumcision marks the covenant with God and is a religious ceremony, probably equivalent to a baptism in the New Testament. It would make sense that men would perform this function. Do you think women would perform this religious ceremony in those days? God commanded Abraham to do this.Do we really know? There are many examples in the bible of widows with children. Women were actually treated quite equally in many respects, so I doubt they were prohibited from circumcision where necessary.
pastor is essentially a teaching elder. There are no female equivalents in scripture. The Elect Lady is a special lady, not an elder.
Back in the day, people winced at interracial marriages. Sometimes it is a sign of prejudice.Perhaps the weirdness is really the conscience telling one that it is not appropriate?
What is a good measure of success then? Baptism is symbol that people have accepted Christ. There are good and bad small churches and megachurches.So do the megachurches, but they mostly preach a false gospel. Numbers are not necessarily a good measure of success.
A lot of Bible scholars agree that it is significant that Priscilla is listed first, and that she had a dominant role in the teaching ministry.Not sure. Do you think it is important?
Quote me a verse from the bible, not articles.That is a falsehood designed to obscure the fact you didn't read the article. It failed.![]()
I have, as have many others, but you take no heed.Quote me a verse from the bible, not articles.
Out of interest to those who reject God's words through Paul about prohibiting women becoming elders. What would you think of a man who had multiple wives? Can a man with two wives also be a pastor or elder? If not, why should this be any different from a woman becoming a pastor or elder? Through Paul, God speaks against both. But if you ignore what God says about the one, surely you must also ignore what God says about the other, if you are being honest?
I have, as have many others, but you take no heed.
The article that you did not read also shares scripture so one might fully understand the issue.
Articles are opinions about scripture, they are not scriptures by themselves. If one understands a particular scripture, they don't need articles to reassure themselves.
There's no verse you are going to quote that can undo this:
1 Tim 2:11A woman must learn in quietness and full submissiveness. 12I do not permit a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man; she is to remain quiet.
Not unless the verse says something like:
"a woman must speak, i do not permit a woman to remain silent.."
Otherwise you are wasting your time. Do not quote me verses about women speaking, of course women must speak but can not teach men. Do not quote me verses about women holding certain positions or doing certain roles, they can do as much as they want but must not teach men.


The next step is to go back to Moses or go back to what Jesus said. Paul does not add anything to that. Paul does quote from David. David just explains the law. He does not actually add anything to what we receive from Moses. Also David looks ahead to Jesus and talks about Him. For example: "The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone;" (Psalm118:22)Paul must have meant something other than what i can plainly see. So what's the next step
Articles aside because there are also many articles that speak about men having authority over women.You're absolutely right!
When you are proven wrong with just scripture, you ignore that fact and insist on your errant view.
When you're shown an article written by someone Biblically literate and that includes supporting scripture, you deny the article is worth your time, or educational, and insist on your errant understanding of the topic.
I defer to your right to remain precisely where you are.
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You can keep denying the scriptures, but it doesn't mean they are not there. The question is one of consistency. If a Christian wouldn't tolerate an elder with many wives, why would a Christian tolerate a female elder? It is the same scriptures that speak against both.
Articles aside because there are also many articles that speak about men having authority over women.
Where are these scriptures that disprove 1 Tim 2 or disprove my views?
My view: A woman must learn in quietness and full submissiveness.
He says rule over .Not lord it over. Just as the father ruled over the Son. . both working together in perfect mutual submission in order to finish the work of salvation . It as two working form the government of perfect peace that surpasses all human understanding.
Loving authority plus wiling submissiveness on both parts .
Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee. genesis 3:16
Articles aside because there are also many articles that speak about men having authority over women.
Where are these scriptures that disprove 1 Tim 2 or disprove my views?
My view: A woman must learn in quietness and full submissiveness.
what is full submissiveness to you?
God does not hand out a penalty. He encourages people that they can be the people He created them to be. He writes the book of our life before we are even born. Every chapter and every verse. (Psalm 139:16) " all my days were written in Your book and ordained for me before one of them came to be." God is our greater cheerleader that we can do what He says we an do and we can be what HE says we can be. This is what He has ordained for us.This was some form of penalty for Eve's role but even before this, Adam had authority over Eve.