Paula

The instances I found where singular and plural occur together had an important feature: another word such as “every” described the singular. Does Wallace show any examples of scripture where this is not the case? What I’m getting at is that Paul does not say “every she” or “all she” or anything like that (which would be nonsense). The phrase “if she will” would have to refer back to a generic woman already identified, such as if Paul had said “Women cannot teach men. If a woman teaches a man, she is in sin.”