she could have been killed for speaking up or her entire people would have been killed if she did NOT speak up.If I remember the story correctly she would have been killed if she didn’t speak up.
she could have been killed for speaking up or her entire people would have been killed if she did NOT speak up.If I remember the story correctly she would have been killed if she didn’t speak up.
This is why I have always grappled with this issue ~ God has used so many women in such strong, powerful, beautiful ways...the verses I provided almost seem contradictory, but I don't want to discount Scripture at all. I want to take it for what it says.Have you never read of the holy woman in the Old Testament, Meriam, Esther, Deborah and more" Will you say they did not have the permission from men? God certainly gave His.
You can go to the Scriptures for all of your answers, and still have questions about what the meaning of something is. I don't know where this preconceived notion is on here (sometimes) that if you ask a question about an interpretation of something than it means you don't understand the word of God or you don't use it as the main source of your Truth. I do...nobody knows every single tiny meaning that resides behind passages; it is okay to ask questions. I am not attacking you personally at all and this probably came off as harsh, but I am just putting it out there for people to read that it is okay to use the Bible as your source of infallibility and still have questions and seek the Holy Spirit and fellow believers for answers. God bless!If you go to The Scriptures for ALL of your answers, then you’ve already answered your own question![]()
Howdy maryjohanna and welcome to the forum.
First, this is a topic often debated in many groups of Christians, both online and offline. You will not get a new clear answer here. You may get some answers, but people will contradict each other and you've heard all the arguments for both sides before.
Second... well, there is no second. I'm not going to get on this carousel again.
You can go to the Scriptures for all of your answers, and still have questions about what the meaning of something is. I don't know where this preconceived notion is on here (sometimes) that if you ask a question about an interpretation of something than it means you don't understand the word of God or you don't use it as the main source of your Truth. I do...nobody knows every single tiny meaning that resides behind passages; it is okay to ask questions. I am not attacking you personally at all and this probably came off as harsh, but I am just putting it out there for people to read that it is okay to use the Bible as your source of infallibility and still have questions and seek the Holy Spirit and fellow believers for answers. God
Fair enough-The Lord bless you and keep you too maryjohanna![]()
I completely agree!He gave us each other, the "eklesia" to grow together, not tear apart.
This is beautiful and I will keep this close to my heart for sure. God bless you!!The value of interdependence can never be underestimated. God, in His kindness, graciously provides people as His agents for mutual good. Listening ears and helpful hands; wise, comforting, and correcting words—these and other resources come to us and through us to others. Together we win and God gets the glory!
Bless you we well, sibling.I need to share that it was from CharlieRenee here at CC, I haven't come up with such beautiful words on my own, she is a special person, as are you.
bless you in Jesus name.