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Linda Belleville thinks Junia was a missionary saved at Pentecost

Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 00:20:53 – 00:21:23

Mike cites another egalitarian scholar's view.

Linda Belleville, an egalitarian scholar, thinks Andronicus and Junia were missionaries who got saved at Pentecost, were not following Jesus during his earthly ministry, and were not witnesses of the resurrection. This further undermines the claim that Junia was an apostle in the highest sense.
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2022-05-09

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