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Yes, that is a good idea.

The next time I listen to an "unlucky" sermon I will say so to the Preacher just as he concludes in the pulpit. Excellent idea. I am looking foreward to being able to help him with this wisdom.

And, Yes, we need to know what your personal experiences have been regarding Mothers' Day sermons. That is how we understand The Bible. God Bless.

 

I am not in a predicament regarding the toilet. Lol. We have three bathrooms in our nice house. Thank you for your concerns.

We can easily see that God's Word prioirtizes both Itself and the lives of Believers. Hebrews 4:12-13 clearly shows this as it states that "The Word of God is sharper than any twoedged sword, to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow." That means God's Word clearly and easily makes distinctions for us regarding what is of temporal significance, compared to what is of eternal significance. And, it clearly and easily makes distinctions for us regarding what is essential for physical life and what is merely optional for physical life.

Going to the toilet is essential for physical life because God's Word says in Proverbs 31 a virtuous wife feeds her household. Jesus fed the multitudes, and cooked breaakfast for His Disciples. He served them a Sader Supper. Jesus did it very well. And, part of the physical nurishment process in all of life is elimination and excretion. Lol.

If you feel like you still lack wisdom about going to the toilet, God has promised His Wisdom to whoever asks Him, according to James 1:5 KJV:

"If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that gives to allmen liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him."

Praise God for His Love which is available for all of our smallest problems. Amen.

 

So, are you saying a woman indeed is to learn in silence, and is not to teach a man? Please instruct me.

In doing so, please remember that the pronouncements I have made are not "mine," but are God's pronouncements from Scripture. Do you understand that distinction? I am sure you do, and I have Faith Believing you will keep it in mind during any further discussions where OPs quote Scripture without adding subjective ideas.

God Bless your gender and all of the inherent God given capacities and authority within your gender. Amen.

 

Let me help you with what you stated you fear.

Do Baptist men treat their wives as Apostle Paul specified in I Timothy Ch. 2? If they do not, should they? Men who treat their wives as Scripture specifies are called "Godly" and "loving." I am not familiar with these "Muslim" men you referred to.

Remember, God is Love, and His perfect Love casts out your fear. Praise God for His wonderful and effectual promises of safety and security amidst our most fearful speculations.

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Annsni, Thank you for your response to God's Word I have quoted from Scripture. God's servants indeed are to work to understand it as it was written, aren't they? Halluleujah, Bless His Precious Name.

You clearly feel comfortable quoting Scripture, i.e. the Genesis Ch. 2 passage, and apparently then expect people to arrive at the same intuitive conclusions you have found whithout even stating those conclusions. The opportunity remains here for you to go ahead and share those favorite conclusions about Genesis 2:20-24, 28, and the significance of a man leaving his father and mother, and then being cleaved to his wife.

In particular, I am interested to read how you have justifiably concluded in your imagination that being cleaved to one's wife necessarily means the wife is commanded by God to be in contradiction to His instructions in I timothy CV. 2 to learn in silence, to not teach a man, and to not usurp male gender authority. Please explain that to me, and do so without assuming everyone can read in between the lines of Scripture the same as you choose to do.

Please conclude by identifying the "danger" you feel exists when I Timothy Ch. 2 is implemented in the Church. Please step up in Godly confidence and surety.

 

Have I taught you anything?

 

Do you, or do you not, believe Apostle Paul was correct in I Timothy Ch. 2 when he instructed women to learn in silence, to not teach a man, and to not usurp male authority?

What is your answer to this question beyond your last chatty response? Praise God for your wisdom, love, and service to Him.

 

Even though Scripture never shows either a need for "interpretation" or a Command from God to "interpret" it, I will go ahead and ask you for your "interpretation" of I Timothy Ch. 2 where Apostle Paul specifies from God that women are to:

1.) Learn in silence.
2.) Not teach a man.
3.) Not usupr the authority of a man.

I am praying for you that you will be able to confidently proceed beyond complaining about my posts into the Wisdom of God for a concise, relevant, and axiomatic "interpretation" of I Timothy Ch. 2. God Bless you as you bring your heart, your mind, your emotions, your expectations, your intuition, your weaknesses, and your marriage before the Throne of Grace in this matter.

Remember, there is no "trivia" in God's Word.