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Mike's conclusions on women's roles: high view of women but not apostles

Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 01:10:28 – 01:10:58

Mike begins his summary conclusions for the video.

The NT gives a high view of women: full co-heirs with Christ, able to do full-time ministry, evangelism, serve as deacons/deaconesses, teach men (even correcting theology) outside the role of elder. Christians should not be paranoid or oversensitive about each interaction. Women owned businesses and were likely in authority over male employees — but not as elders. None were apostles in the high official sense.

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@Sim_Cekiso @MikeWingerii I didn’t claim that. My comment could have been worded

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@MikeWingerii @th3muse Question for @MikeWingerii: if 1Ti 3:1-13 doesn’t apply t

@MikeWingerii @th3muse Question for @MikeWingerii: if 1Ti 3:1-13 doesn’t apply to female deacons then where are the requirements for female deacons? Genuinely curious.

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Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 @ 01:10:28

2022-05-09