Cheryl Schatz
2010-06-17
Suzanne,
On the previous comment thread, you said:
There is no case in Greek literature prior to the NT, where the word kephale was used for a person in order to indicate that he was the authority over his own wife, family, house, tribe or nation, – other than Jephthah. Even then, he wasn’t leader of his own clan, but brought in for a certain reason.
Good point!
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