Cheryl

JayneK,

Once again, please read my statement. I was not giving out their heart motive. I do not know the reason why they did what they did. The comment that they treated her bad was connected to the fact that they did not give an answer to her Greek. I did not question the heart motive.

You are right in that they did not say anything about her being a woman. However they told Suzanne, a woman, to be quiet and I have not seen them tell a man to be quiet who disagrees with them. If you can show me where they treat men the same as women (telling them to be quiet) then I will stand corrected. Since they believe women are to be quiet and not teach men, then telling a woman to be quiet falls right in line with this. Again, if they treat men the same way, then I stand to be corrected.

“Are you referring to the comment from Tim Bayly which said:
“Is there a woman reading this blog who would be so kind as to speak to Cheryl privately, as a Titus 2 woman, and explain to her why she should be quiet and learn Scripture before trying to teach Trinitarian doctrine again, publicly?” He neither specified Kamilla nor used the word “reprimand”. If this is what you refer to then your comment was misleading.”

This is the public call to reprimand me. Mr. Bayly did not specify Kamilla’s name but she is their friend and took him up on his request. It matters not that he didn’t use the word “reprimand”. Telling someone to be quiet and that they do not know Scripture or the Trinity is certainly classified as a reprimand. My question is are you here to take Kamilla’s place and reprimand me? If you are, then please make it known so we know where you stand. If not, then that’s fine. Kamilla has stepped back and I can accept that she would not want to “teach” or “rebuke” publicly.

Christians need to treat each other with love and respect and Jesus loves his body and gave his life for the church which is his body.