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Louw-Nida lexicon: kephale means 'one of supreme or preeminent status in view of authority to order or command'

Male Headship： Is it REALLY Biblical？ Women in Ministry part 8 01:04:44 – 01:05:14

Mike surveys the Louw-Nida semantic domain lexicon.

The Louw-Nida Greek-English Lexicon of the NT Based on Semantic Domains defines kephale as 'one who is of supreme or preeminent status in view of authority to order or command,' specifically assigning this meaning to 1 Corinthians 11:3. No mention of 'source.'
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Male Headship： Is it REALLY Biblical？ Women in Ministry part 8 @ 01:04:44

2022-07-18

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