Weaknesses of View 4: teknogonia as synecdoche is unsupported and singleness tension

Mike identifies weaknesses: (1) Stanley Porter notes that in all four known extra-biblical uses of teknogonia where meaning can be determined, it refers to the specific act of bearing children, never to a broader role — there is no precedent for the synecdoche reading; (2) Moo claims Paul uses teknogonia this way in 1 Tim 5:14, but Mike disagrees — in 5:14 it appears in a chronological sequence (marry, bear children, manage household) referring to literal childbirth; (3) Other Greek words exist for child-raising (teknotrophos) that Paul could have used if he meant the broader role (1 Tim 5:10 uses a different word for 'brought up children'); (4) It connects genuine salvation too strongly to marriage and having kids, creating tension with 1 Cor 7 where Paul praises singleness as a gift that fully honors God; (5) It doesn't connect well to the Genesis references in vv.13-14, feeling disconnected from the Adam/Eve narrative Paul just referenced.