TL

Craig, while it may seem unlikely to your friend that ‘a man’ is really A man rather than many men, we are not privy to the actual situation. It is because some think it is unlikely that ‘a woman’ is really ‘A woman’ that some have changed it to ‘women’ in their interpretation. But we really must not mess with the written word that way. First, let’s establish that it does say “A woman” and “A man” and then fuss over whom the A woman is and the A man is. The woman is likely one of the people referred to in chapter one teaching error. The man is likely one of three. Either he is her husband or he is a teacher or he is someone else she’s been specifically harassing with her teachings. I’ve not heard any other plausible ideas. Cheryl is convinced the ‘a man’ is the woman’s husband.