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I agree we shouldn’t get side tracked on kephale…i brought it up to simply show how your argument about truth is flawed, since egalitarians cannot show one example to support their argument. You show the classic case by arguing that different metaphors have different meanings. But what about 1 Cor 11:3. Same context, smae structure, same metaphor, yet you argue that each relationship gets a different meaning. I can’t except those type of exegetical backflips to dismiss the clear meaning.

Let’s go straight to the text, nuff said.
His argument about Truth is flawed?? 1) 1 co 11:3 is NOT the same context as Eph 5, and 2) kephale is NOT used as the same metaphor. Do you read a head/body metaphor somehwere in 1 Co 11 (as I can read such a metaphor in Eph 5)? What structure in 1 co 11 do you refer to that is similar to Eph 5? Is the Father, the BODY of CHRIST as the wife is the body of the husband? Help me out here, Mark?