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Pocket Lexicon of NT Greek (1917): kephale means 'head, ruler, or lord' — cites 1 Cor 11:3

Male Headship： Is it REALLY Biblical？ Women in Ministry part 8 01:09:16 – 01:09:47

Mike surveys the oldest lexicon in his sample.

The Pocket Lexicon of New Testament Greek (1917) defines kephale metaphorically as 'head, ruler, or lord,' referencing 1 Corinthians 11:3. No mention of 'source.'
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2022-07-18

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