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Craig, that is where we are faced with a curious fact. Paul switched deliberately from speaking in the plural to speaking of a woman and a man. Then he continues to speak of a woman on through vs. 15, where he culminates it with “them”. Whoever the ‘them’ is, they need to continue on in holiness so that she (whoever the ‘she’ is) will be preserved in the childbearing.

It seems to me we cannot escape this. She needed to stop teaching and domineering a particular man, whether her teacher or her husband, we don’t know.