Mark

Sue,

Then i hope your comments that no where outside of the NT is kephale used to mean authority, are subtracted. I’ve given you specific examples and you still wish to ignore them as evidence.

Does your focus only narrow on pre-NT times?

Again, i’m not pushing Chrysostom here or his theology. What he said is irrelevant for this argument, it’s his use of kephale, and it’s direct relation to authority that is my interest. They are clear examples that kephale IS used in non-biblical texts to denote authority. It’s the word ‘kephale’ that i’m focusing on.