truthseeker

Pinklight, I am back-had to take care of work. You have an absolutely stunning revelation there. If God is translated as Father, it DOES become very problematic when applied in the rest of the passage, yet how could kephale NOT mean the same thing throughout the passage? Therefore, it seems to irrevocably substantiate the meaning of kephale as Godhead rather than the Father in I Cor. 11:3. That is a profound blow to the ‘subordinate Christ’ view and the ‘authority over’ view. Wow!!!!

It is shocking that some teach that we are not to pray to Jesus. They would have to believe that, though, if they want to stay consistent within their ‘subordinated Christ’ view.