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Paul uses hypotasso for bond servants and rulers with clear obedience meaning

Have We Misunderstood ＂Wives Submit＂？ Women in Ministry part 9 02:26:01 – 02:27:32

Mike shows Paul's consistent usage of the word submit across contexts.

In Titus 2:9, Paul tells bond servants to 'be submissive' (hypotasso) -- clearly meaning do what your master says, not just 'respect.' In Titus 3:1, 'remind them to be submissive to rulers and authorities, to be obedient' -- here Paul even describes submission as including obedience. If Paul uses submit consistently elsewhere to mean obedience within reason, he must mean the same in Ephesians 5.
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@Emotionscoach @igarglewithfire @MikeWingerii Yes, absolutely. And Titus 3:10 "Reject a divisive person after a first and second warning" applies to what he is doing by calling people to repent of teaching secondary differences and calling people to ...

@Emotionscoach @igarglewithfire @MikeWingerii Yes, absolutely. And Titus 3:10 "Reject a divisive person after a first and second warning" applies to what he is doing by calling people to repent of tea
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Have We Misunderstood ＂Wives Submit＂？ Women in Ministry part 9 @ 02:26:01

2022-08-15

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