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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-03-08

@slstruik Ok. So you are a complementarian? You think that a godly woman preaching the word "authoritatively" is a sin? Or you think supporting female pastors is a sin? Please show me where scripture says its a sin. You can't point to 1Ti 2:12 as th...

@slstruik Ok. So you are a complementarian? You think that a godly woman preaching the word "authoritatively" is a sin? Or you think supporting female pastors is a sin? Please show me where scripture

1Ti 2:12 debate

Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-03-08

@SelectedDivine Please hear what I’m saying—I’m not saying we should NOT call people to repent. I’m saying that it should be about sin. It appears that Mike feels this rises to the level of sin, but I’d like him (or someone) to prove that a woman spe...

@SelectedDivine Please hear what I’m saying—I’m not saying we should NOT call people to repent. I’m saying that it should be about sin. It appears that Mike feels this rises to the level of sin, but I

@slstruik Ok. So you are a complementarian? You think that a godly woman preaching the word "authoritatively" is a sin? Or you think supporting female pastors is a sin? Please show me where scripture says its a sin. You can't point to 1Ti 2:12 as th...

@SelectedDivine Please hear what I’m saying—I’m not saying we should NOT call people to repent. I’m saying that it should be about sin. It appears that Mike feels this rises to the level of sin, but I’d like him (or someone) to prove that a woman spe...

Isn't it interesting how Mike is concerned about theologically weak women, when

@Grump_Old_Man Egalitarian doesn't mean equal outcomes. It simply means not considering their sex when looking at their character and competence and desire. If they are qualified to lead, they should be permitted. This isn't a numbers game suggestin...

When you cast doubt on whether a woman is allowed to speak with boldness (authority?⎯what does this even mean exactly?), the effect is that they will draw back and may lose courage, preferring that a man should do it instead of possibly crossing a li...

All one needs to do to control a woman is to tell her she is being too authoritative and she has stepped across the line. Then she will think that she is in sin while she is not actually sinning from a boundary set in the Bible, but instead from one ...

@AverageSc0t Before you try to correct me that he meant authority over, I don't believe we are to "Lord it over" other believers, whether you are a male leader or a female one. And teaching authoritatively? The authority is in the word, not the vesse...

@JoanBandy @SelectedDivine @elonmusk Wait... Daniel said that the entirety of the Bible says that men are the head, and by this I presume he means that men are the authority over all matters and over their wives? Which Bible is this? I don't see tha...

@DMurzea @JosiahHawthorne Mike does focus on being Christlike ⎯ he believes that this is what tempers the thinking that the husband is to control and rule his wife harshly. But you have a good point—referring to being Biblical assumes what you belie...

@CharmyRosewolf @MikeWingerii It is pretty difficult to fact check Mike as you h

@slow_down_Jess So you got your answer? Yes, I believe the Bible does not prohib

@AVER735 @CherylSchatz @MikeWingerii It shows that Deborah was not in sin though she was even telling the King what to do showing she was in the highest position of authority as Israel’s judge in a theocracy. It shows that instead of consulting male...

@ReformedRant Also, in Ex 15:20, Miriam is identified as a “prophetess,” and she leads the women in song and dance after the crossing of the Red Sea, further demonstrating her leadership and influence. In Num 12:1-2, Miriam and Aaron speak against M...

@Eric_Conn @BenjaminPDixon I challenge you to refute my exegesis of the passages

@TheMuppetPastor @BackItUp1990 @SquatchyWildMan @JenResistedAGN Precisely. The c

@TheMuppetPastor @BackItUp1990 @SquatchyWildMan @JenResistedAGN And a good case

@BraxHunter @MikeWingerii Mike appears to have scripture on his side but he overlooks some pretty basic things to get there. Like how is God so against women in leadership when even in the Old Testament, He sends Miriam, Deborah and Huldah? These are...

@TheRealSethStur @pastherandie @sheilagregoire @thomaslhorrocks I think that a reasonable outcome is that complementarians keep going but don’t preach against egalitarians or divide from them like in the SBC where they make this a statement of faith....

@TheRealSethStur @pastherandie @sheilagregoire @thomaslhorrocks There are certainly those who ignore scripture to get to this view. That isn’t good. I’d say a lot look at women in the Bible like Miriam, Deborah and Huldah and find it puzzling that th...

@InterwebsLurker @MikeWingerii There’s neither the term nor the concept of gende

@MikeWingerii In that case, you’ll want to review your views on restriction of w

@CharmyRosewolf He does encourage people to check him and says several times tha

@mvpompa First, he said it was a secondary issue. You only repent of sins. If I

@914Ann I think Mike would agree with you. But having a position of authority on

Egalitarians are appealing to scripture. The only thing that they are throwing u

Yet time after time in this video, Mike has shown example after example of women

If there is even one instance where a woman can speak with authority, then Mike'

Can a woman not speak with authority that if you repent and believe the gospel,

Mike says, “women should be involved in everything that isn’t functioning as an

Mike lists a bunch of influential Biblical women acknowledging that they were ve

Mike says, “It is interesting that the New Testament doesn’t give us clear polic

Why then is he so hard on Egalitarians who really only slightly differ with him

Mike asks, "what about women leading in prayer? As long as it is done in a way t

Now isn't this interesting! So he is admitting that one of the impacts of comps

I'm not sure what this looks like. Usually, authors are appealing to their reade

Mike convinces himself that men can learn from female exegetes who write books.

Mike gives an example of a large crowd evangelism event where the focus is on th

But where is he getting this from? The Bible says that when we are speaking the

For him it seems to come down to simply acting the part of an elder which he doe

Mike asks whether a woman can be an usher, etc. Mike says yes, because it is not

I think scripturally a deacon should be reserved for leaders, not just volunteer

Mike says that he is trying to be consistent with the fact that the bible seems

So although Mike agrees that a woman can lead and correct a king and judge matte

Mike reasons that women can be in positions of authority because those positions

Mike talks about Abigail being in the right to subvert Nabal’s authority [1:42:0

However, vessel applies to our human body, not to things like authority. Is he m

Mike offers a correction to those who would take advantage of their greater auth

Mike talks about 1Pe 3:7, how women are the "weaker vessel" and how they are mor

Mike says that women will inherit the authority of sons and will be full heirs.

“Fast-forward to the future age, and we are all ruling and reigning with Christ,

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