Style Argument 2: The passage interrupts the flow of instructions about prophets -- rebutted
Mike addresses the claim that these verses break the flow of the prophecy discussion.
Some argue that 1 Corinthians 14 discusses tongues then prophecy continuously, and the women passage breaks this flow -- allegedly explaining why a scribe moved the verses. Mike responds: (1) removing passages because they break flow would eliminate many parts of scripture; (2) ancient writers did not use footnotes; (3) the judging prophecy view shows it does not break the flow at all -- it is part of the prophecy discussion.
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