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Pushback from previous video on female deacons and 1 Timothy 3:8-13

Were Women Apostles in the New Testament？ Women in Ministry part 5 01:11:28 – 01:12:30

Mike responds to viewer objections about women as deacons.

Mike changed his mind to now affirm women can be deacons. He reads 1 Timothy 3:8-13, noting the word 'wives' in verse 11 is actually gune/gunaikos (which means 'women' or 'wives') and is italicized because it is not explicitly in the text. He argues verse 11's requirements for women are ministry qualifications, not just wife qualifications, and they parallel the deacon requirements for men.

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Theology verse entry

1 Timothy 3:8-13

Sections: exegesis

Scripture Commentary tweet

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

@Sim_Cekiso @MikeWingerii I didn’t claim that. My comment could have been worded clearer. My point being he agrees with women deacons because of Pheobe without any requirements for them since he think

Scripture Commentary tweet

@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 @ 01:11:28

2022-05-09