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Arbo

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LOL. Just a bit puzzled as some of you are chiding the citation of biblical commentary/exegesis, while another is specifically asking that it be used, even attempting to do it himself!

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And yet no reference from Scripture that explicitly refutes I Timothy 3 has been forthcomming from the feminists.

Again, cite The Book; not a book.
 

revmwc

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And yet no reference from Scripture that explicitly refutes I Timothy 3 has been forthcomming.

Again, cite The Book; not a book.

It seems using a concordance to get the meaning of Greek words to proof the text is to him an article. That and posting scripture from various versions that don't change the scripture.
 

Arbo

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It seems using a concordance to get the meaning of Greek words to proof the text is to him an article. That and posting scripture from various versions that don't change the scripture.

The problem I have with basing one's beliefs/doctrine on the opinions of authors, teachers, and commentators (though those true to what the Bible says have their place) is that what they teach and write about is filtered through their own personal opinions and convictions. What they put forth is subjective to varying degrees because they are human.

Better to get it from the Bible.

But then, I am only a layman...
 

Alive in Christ

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Jerome...

You posted...

Mary, once a demoniac, becomes a preacher to preachers! I dub her Doctor of Divinity, indeed, for she has to instruct these mightiest of messengers in the faith! Note the message. Did ever man preach a better sermon than this woman preached? Had ever minister a more weighty text than this Magdalene had to handle—“I ascend unto My Father and your Father, and to My God and your God”? Angels told of the incarnation, but Magdalene told of the ascension. She must be made to do, alone, what a company of angels had been made to do before—to proclaim another step in the Savior’s pathway to redemption!"

Yes, indeed. I agree with the great preacher Charles Spurgion.

Mary Magadelen, a great preacher indeed!
 

Tom Butler

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Just to be clear, the Baptist church in Harlem which ordained a woman is not a Southern Baptist church, best I can tell. The church is named Southern Baptist church, and is not affiliated with the SBC according to the link Jerome provided..

I haven't read every post, so if I'm repeating something already mentioned........

Never mind.
 

Alive in Christ

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Matt Wade...

By the same token homosexuality is an accepted lifestyle today, so let's throw out that part of Scripture.

You are free to do that, but you wont find me doing that.

Mocking Christianity and Jesus Christ is an acceptable practice today, so let's cut that part out.

Feel free. But I wont be part of it.

Evolution and the Big Bang are the acceptable theories of the day, so let's rewrite the first couple chapter of Genesis.

Go head. But I wont join you.

Let me know when you get done with your cult's new bible.

My New American Standard suits me just fine, as does my Baptist Church.
 
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revmwc

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LOL. Just a bit puzzled as some of you are chiding the citation of biblical commentary/exegesis, while another is specifically asking that it be used, even attempting to do it himself!

:confused:

Just the liberal way when ask to directly state the opinion with proofs from scripture to deflect to this.
 

Michael Wrenn

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Well let's see Paul is telling people who in Ephesus worshiped Godesses and had Priestesses not to have Priestesses but that men were to be the Spiritual authority. So Paul was in this case teaching against what was practiced. Think maybe He meant God's order was man created first to Have Spiritual authority in worship? Sounds a bit like it.

Uh, no. And I have posted many times an article which shows the true meaning of headship in its Biblical context of time, place, and meaning.
 

Michael Wrenn

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The problem I have with basing one's beliefs/doctrine on the opinions of authors, teachers, and commentators (though those true to what the Bible says have their place) is that what they teach and write about is filtered through their own personal opinions and convictions. What they put forth is subjective to varying degrees because they are human.

Better to get it from the Bible.

But then, I am only a layman...

If you don't know what the authors meant based on the time, place, and context in which they wrote, then you can read something and not know the true meaning of it. Headship, for example, did not mean what the good ol' boys club says it means. That's been shown time and again, but some refuse to accept or believe that due to their presuppositions.

Since there is a blatant refusal to believe the truth, I have to wonder what the good ol' boys club is afraid of.
 

Michael Wrenn

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Additionally, for all those determined to keep women out of the pulpit and in their place -- To be consistent with scripture, you must do the following:
All females over the age of 14 must be kept "barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen" (be fruitful and multiply, you know); must have two darkies fannin' ol' "Massuh" on da poach; and when Sunday-go-to-meetin'-day comes, be sure that your women have head coverings to cover up that LONG, uncut hair.

My, my, gives me a feeling of nostalgia just thinking about it.

Now do all these things so you can show people you're consistently following scripture. Otherwise, someone might think you're a hypocrite if you only practice one of them -- keeping women out of the pulpit and with mouths closed in church.

Oh, and another thing: Make sure that when every boy hits puberty that he is not in a Sunday School class taught by a woman. And if he is in such a class before he hits puberty, he must be taken out immediately upon arrival at puberty. Paul's "clear" teaching must not be violated.
 

jaigner

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By the same token homosexuality is an accepted lifestyle today, so let's throw out that part of Scripture.

Mocking Christianity and Jesus Christ is an acceptable practice today, so let's cut that part out.

Evolution and the Big Bang are the acceptable theories of the day, so let's rewrite the first couple chapter of Genesis.

Let me know when you get done with your cult's new bible.

These are not parallels. The trajectory of the Bible doesn't shift in regard to homosexuality. It does in respect to women. Most of those who would keep women in submission to men are simply parroting the old party line and are not honestly looking at the text.
 

Arbo

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Additionally, for all those determined to keep women out of the pulpit and in their place -- To be consistent with scripture, you must do the following:
All females over the age of 14 must be kept "barefoot, pregnant and in the kitchen" (be fruitful and multiply, you know); must have two darkies fannin' ol' "Massuh" on da poach; and when Sunday-go-to-meetin'-day comes, be sure that your women have head coverings to cover up that LONG, uncut hair.

My, my, gives me a feeling of nostalgia just thinking about it.

Now do all these things so you can show people you're consistently following scripture. Otherwise, someone might think you're a hypocrite if you only practice one of them -- keeping women out of the pulpit and with mouths closed in church.

Oh, and another thing: Make sure that when every boy hits puberty that he is not in a Sunday School class taught by a woman. And if he is in such a class before he hits puberty, he must be taken out immediately upon arrival at puberty. Paul's "clear" teaching must not be violated.

I can see you are falling back to your line of defense that relies on sarcasm and insult. I can only assume you will later cringe with embarassment when you reread this idiotic post.

Why not just explain how the Scriptural requirement of "the husband of one wife" does not mean just that?

Until you can do that in a polite manner, I think it's time to leave you to your own anger and not respond.
 
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matt wade

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These are not parallels. The trajectory of the Bible doesn't shift in regard to homosexuality. It does in respect to women. Most of those who would keep women in submission to men are simply parroting the old party line and are not honestly looking at the text.

They certainly are parallels. If you shift your view of Scriptures based on the culture of today then you should do consistently. By only applying the shifting culture to your view of women in Scripture, and not homosexuality, you are being inconsistent.
 

Alive in Christ

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Interesting.

I find it unbelievebly saddening that you guys consider women teaching the scriptures to men to be the equivalent of the hideous and sinful perversion of homosexuality.

Incredible.
 

Alive in Christ

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I consider the trivialasation of gifted women..completly against the scriptures properly interpreted...to be not that of Christian behavior
 
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matt wade

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Interesting.

I find it unbelievebly saddening that you guys consider women teaching the scriptures to men to be the equivalent of the hideous and sinful perversion of homosexuality.

Incredible.

I find it unbelievably saddening that you consider Scripture as something that shifts with the changing times and culture.
 
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