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If egalitarians are right, passages like 1 Timothy 2 and 1 Corinthians 14 must be reinterpreted

Women Leaders in the New Testament： Women in Ministry part 4 00:05:43 – 00:06:44

Mike explains the stakes of the egalitarian position.

If women filled the highest roles in the NT, then passages where Paul says women should be silent (1 Corinthians) or that he doesn't allow women to teach or have authority over a man (1 Timothy 2) would need to be reinterpreted, since Paul wouldn't contradict himself.
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2022-04-13

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