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Does Prohibition again st female teachers/pastors extenf to missions/seminaries also?

Yeshua1

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Can women be missionaries, and even be seminary professors/teachers, as well as theologians/authors of biblical materials?

Know that the Bible prohibits them as teachers/pastors in a local church, does that mandate apply elsewhere or not?
 

evangelist6589

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Does Prohibition again st female teachers/pastors extenf to missions/seminari...

Can women be missionaries, and even be seminary professors/teachers, as well as theologians/authors of biblical materials?



Know that the Bible prohibits them as teachers/pastors in a local church, does that mandate apply elsewhere or not?


I don't know it all depends on the interpretation. I don't think the Bible speaks on this matter so it's up to liberty and wisdom. At BJU and IFB churches a woman cannot be a seminary teacher nor a missionary by herself.
 

Yeshua1

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I don't know it all depends on the interpretation. I don't think the Bible speaks on this matter so it's up to liberty and wisdom. At BJU and IFB churches a woman cannot be a seminary teacher nor a missionary by herself.

Many Baptists allow for female missionaries though, as well as them able to write theological works such as cemmentaries, so where does it end the prohibition?

Could it be restricted to a local assembly itself?
 

Zenas

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Many Baptists allow for female missionaries though, as well as them able to write theological works such as cemmentaries, so where does it end the prohibition?
Tell me, Yeshua1, just how do you prohibit a woman who is so inclined from writing and publishing a commentary?
 
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