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Acts 2 and the Joel prophecy: men and women prophesied publicly at Pentecost

5 Views on “Women Keep Silent" (1 Cor 14_35-36): Women in Ministry part 11 02:19:57 – 02:22:01

Mike cites Acts 2 as scriptural evidence against the utter silence view.

At Pentecost, 500+ believers (including women) were gathered. When the Holy Spirit descended, all spoke in tongues. Peter interpreted this by quoting Joel 2: 'Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy... even on my male servants and female servants I will pour out my Spirit and they shall prophesy.' The tongues with interpretation functioned as prophetic speech. This was a massive public church gathering where women prophesied -- the utter silence view cannot accommodate this.

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