Let's review the actual words of scripture, and the actual words I wrote in response to your excellent questions. This would be for the sake of parsing out the difference between words and what human imagination would want to insert between the words.
Have you aver observed anyone who compulsively "reads in between the lines" without first reading the lines themselves ... ? I have quite often. Perhaps just for fun and giggles you might look for and identify a few of your friends and acquantances who do that. Of course you might want to refrain from saying anything about it to them, but just smile and be "nice" so that they do not get upset and afraid. And, please remember here I am not teaching you anything. I am just being a source for you to experience:
1.) Information.
2.) Suggestions.
3.) Chatty notions.
4.) A gentle reminder.
5.) A possible insight into human thought processes.
6.) An opportunity to build a relationship with God's Word.
If you do not like any of this, please remember I will not be going to Hell because of your aversive response. As well, if you do indeed like what I am doing here for you, then God will reward me in Heaven for helping to minister to The Body of Christ. Don't we worship and serve a Great God? Yes, We do!
I did not say your words and relationship with your son have "absolutely no effect" on his Faith. I did say in effect his Faith and eternal relationship with God is between God and him. Try not to exaggerate. Thank you.
Yes, Deuteronomy, Proverbs, and Ephesians do give you instructions for your son's upbringing in The Lord, but your son's Salvation is apart from you and your effects upon him. There is no place in Scripture which says a father can ruin the appointed Salvation of any child. God bless your mind and your heart as you learn to accept God's Word for today.[/QUOTE]
1. You are correct that you are not teaching me anything, but you are attempting to teach me something...and the fact that you cannot recognize that is very sad.
2. It is YOU who read between the lines of my post to assume I was saying that I would affect my son's eternal salvation by yelling at him. I simply said i would do long-term damage to his view of God (not eternal, just and undefined long-term...which is definitly possible If I yell at him and tell him untrue things about God for the first 10 years of his life. God may chose to save him despite all my failings, of course.
Regarding a wife who has a husband in sin, Apostle Peter clearly teaches in Ch. 3 Vss. 1-2 KJV:
"Ye wives, be in subjection to your own husbands; that is any obey not the word, they also without the word be won by the behavior of the wives; while they behold your chaste behavior coupled with fear."
Does this help you to understand how to keep from railing against or bossily controlling your husband when he is not perfectly obedient to God? It should. Praise the Lord for His advice to wives which is clear and needs no modification.
1. Yes, these verses only speak of quiet influence, but others speak of women prophesying, asking their husbands at home to clarify what they heard at at church, and treat all believers with care and sometimes correction. And so when verses sometimes seem at first glance to conflict, we must use wisdom, and (you guessed it) interpretation! ...so that we don't think that the rest of scripture has no bearing on what a particular passage says.
2. If I had a husband, then treating him with submission would be the least of my worries, since that would mean I was in violation of Romans 1 and some leviticus passges that speak of such things :laugh:
Apparently, Apostle Paul had not yet corrected Priscilla about teaching men. I am sure people were praying for Priscilla as she grew in The Lord. Isn't The Body precious as it loves those in service to God? Isn't God Gracious not to judge Priscilla within Scripture, but rather let her move towards maturity as she was able to accept it? God is so Gracious, isn't He?
I love your questions and willingness to understand Scripture. Thanks for sharing.
Your views on priscilla are pure speculation, and are not simply declaring God's word to us, as you purport to do, so here you are indeed trying to teach me something.