pinklight

@189

Gengwall @179:
“Of course, verse 15 confirms this. “she” and verse 14’s “the woman” are the same person. Certainly this can’t be disputed.”

I would agree that this would be normal, but if the information you have about the perfect tense turns out to be inconclusive, and the woman of v14 really is Eve, then I think that Cheryl’s argument from 2006 that ‘she” in v15 must still refer back to v12 would still be valid.

Here’s the problem I see with this, Craig. Assuming, while digging, that v14 could turn out to be Eve, the problem still resides in “But Eve will be saved.” What? Eve will be saved in the future? This makes no sense and cannot be biblicaly supported. At this point is where the comp makes Eve the rep of women. As Cheryl said, “which is taken care of by the indisputable remaining grammar that must go along with it.”
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Importing into the text, anyone? ;P