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Enhanced Strong's Lexicon (1995): kephale means 'supreme, chief, prominent; master, lord' of husbands

Male Headship： Is it REALLY Biblical？ Women in Ministry part 8 01:09:47 – 01:10:17

Mike surveys the Enhanced Strong's Lexicon.

The Enhanced Strong's Lexicon (1995) defines kephale metaphorically as 'anything supreme, chief, prominent; of persons: master, lord; of a husband in relation to his wife; of Christ the lord of the husband and of the church.' No mention of 'source.'
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2022-07-18

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