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Egalitarian equivocation on the meaning of apostle

Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 00:04:10 – 00:04:40

Mike flags a recurring problem in egalitarian argumentation.

Some egalitarians shift the meaning of 'apostle' halfway through their discussion — sometimes meaning highest authority, sometimes meaning any messenger. Mike argues this equivocation causes problems and that the argument only matters if apostle means having a high authority and teaching role over men.
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Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 @ 00:04:10

2022-05-09

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