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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace He didn’t have to say why—we have the text of Gen 1-3 and can review it to understand it. Paul simply connects time sequence in the creation order to deception. We see in Ge 2 that God creates a garden (incl....

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace He didn’t have to say why—we have the text of Gen 1-3 and can review it to understand it. Paul simply connects time sequence in the creation order to deception

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace Source, origin, originator, one who goes first…something along that lines. Adam was created first and Eve created from him showing he was her source. Christ is the source of the church as shown by being the sa...

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace Source, origin, originator, one who goes first…something along that lines. Adam was created first and Eve created from him showing he was her source. Christ is

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace The context is that Paul is writing a personal letter to Timothy instructing him to remain in Ephesus to stop certain ones from teaching false doctrine and to set things in order to help prevent this problem. ...

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace The context is that Paul is writing a personal letter to Timothy instructing him to remain in Ephesus to stop certain ones from teaching false doctrine and to

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace 1Co 14 is all about everyone desiring the gifts for the edification of all—including prophecy. No distinction was made suggesting this was only to males. The part in v34-35 is a quote from the letter from the ...

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace 1Co 14 is all about everyone desiring the gifts for the edification of all—including prophecy. No distinction was made suggesting this was only to males. The p

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace ✅ husband is head of his wife ✅ wife is to submit to him (like she does to Christ and not like those in the culture) ❌ head doesn’t mean leader or the one in authority. ❌ husbands are also to submit to their w...

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace ✅ husband is head of his wife ✅ wife is to submit to him (like she does to Christ and not like those in the culture) ❌ head doesn’t mean leader or the one in a

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace It has to do with a particular deceived

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace It has to do with a particular deceived woman teaching false doctrine…and whose undeceived husband (likely an elder) is being silent and doing nothing. Remind

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@immrbloo @BeardedPresby Can Mormons be saved because they have a sincere heart?

@immrbloo @BeardedPresby Can Mormons be saved because they have a sincere heart? You said I’m believing and teaching heresy or serious error. Given what you do know and not my heart which no one has

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@immrbloo Ok, how about I teach everyone that they are saved by their faith and

@immrbloo Ok, how about I teach everyone that they are saved by their faith and not by predestination. I tell them that Jesus died for them (and I mean it). If it’s heresy, at what point am I not to

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace Why does it always say that the husband

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace Why does it always say that the husband is the head and not the (sole) leader as you wrote? Not even once.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace 3000 years? I think not because the the apostles didn’t restrict women and think that only wives submit. Further, many godly men and women have been wrong in the past…all the more if they are following what t...

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace 3000 years? I think not because the the apostles didn’t restrict women and think that only wives submit. Further, many godly men and women have been wrong in

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace I merely asked if the same applies to h

@PatrickHen1776 @AJMxya @harmonizedgrace I merely asked if the same applies to husbands or if they have free rein.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace The language you are using conveys authority and

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace The language you are using conveys authority and hierarchy. Even if the husband is generally nice about it, the fact that the wife is always a follower and never a lead

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@CoHeir316 I told you the answer. Being clear doesn’t always mean saying “yes” or “no” because it’s nuanced. You are thinking about Jesus’ deity. He wasn’t created and we were; we are not God. But nowhere in the New Testament does Jesus claim author...

@CoHeir316 I told you the answer. Being clear doesn’t always mean saying “yes” or “no” because it’s nuanced. You are thinking about Jesus’ deity. He wasn’t created and we were; we are not God. But no

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-10

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge So you admit God installed Deborah as a judge then? You just feel that it was to insult the Canaanites and Israel? Your claim that God had ordained male authority—even in the OT—is clearly wrong. Otherwise, G...

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge So you admit God installed Deborah as a judge then? You just feel that it was to insult the Canaanites and Israel? Your claim that God had ordained male autho

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Huldah’s example also shows a prophetes

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Huldah’s example also shows a prophetess with authority. In 2Ki 22:14-20, the king’s men seek her guidance rather than that of any male prophet. This demonstra

2Ki 22:14-20 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge While some prophetesses in Scripture ma

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge While some prophetesses in Scripture may not have held leadership roles over men, Deborah clearly did, as evidenced by her leadership over Barak and her role i

Jdg 4:8-9 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Being a judge in Israel clearly meant e

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Being a judge in Israel clearly meant exercising leadership, including resolving disputes and guiding the people in God’s ways. She also commanded Barak in the

Jdg 4:6-7 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Deborah is explicitly identified as a judge in Jud 4:4-5: “Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lappidoth, was judging Israel at that time. She used to sit under the palm tree of Deborah between Ramah and B...

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Deborah is explicitly identified as a judge in Jud 4:4-5: “Now Deborah, a prophetess, the wife of Lappidoth, was judging Israel at that time. She used to sit

Jud 4:4-5 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Oh, Deborah was definitely in the highe

@Tailfeathers_WA @GwenSci @dalepartridge Oh, Deborah was definitely in the highest place of authority. There was no greater authority at that time.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@rightresponsem Paul killed Christians—do you see yourself as “the foremost” sin

@rightresponsem Paul killed Christians—do you see yourself as “the foremost” sinner?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace The issue with wives is that most see themselves as property or house slaves and so they serve out of duty rather than like they do to Christ—out of love. Paul wants to elevate their relationship to be like how they se...

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace The issue with wives is that most see themselves as property or house slaves and so they serve out of duty rather than like they do to Christ—out of love. Paul wants to

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace Col 3:18-19, Tit 2:5 and Eph 5:22-24 all say the

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace Col 3:18-19, Tit 2:5 and Eph 5:22-24 all say the same thing—they use hypotasso which is a willing subjection to their husbands. Eph 5:21, the husbands are to also be su

Col 3:18-19 Eph 5:22-24 Eph 5:21 general
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace I’m not sure what all of that means, but nowhere

@WayfarerAbdul @harmonizedgrace I’m not sure what all of that means, but nowhere…and I mean *nowhere*…does scripture say I have authority over my wife—except in 1Co 7:6 where she also has authority ov

1Co 7:6 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@DST_QA @g_dogwalker The problem is the reason why one is saved and the other is

@DST_QA @g_dogwalker The problem is the reason why one is saved and the other is not is due to God (the Reformed/Calvinist message). That’s the very definition of partiality! But scripture says God is

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 Scripture does not say anywhere that Jesus takes authority over His c

@CoHeir316 Scripture does not say anywhere that Jesus takes authority over His church. Not over the church but *for* our benefit. https://t.co/0faunJsrJi

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 The scripture does not speak of Jesus taking authority over His church. As God He can do whatever He wants—clearly! But scripture treats the church as part of His very body and receiving His inheritance and even ruling and reigning with Hi...

@CoHeir316 The scripture does not speak of Jesus taking authority over His church. As God He can do whatever He wants—clearly! But scripture treats the church as part of His very body and receiving Hi

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace All we have is scripture. Please show me where you f

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace All we have is scripture. Please show me where you find this.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace In the Great commission, Jesus shares His authority

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace In the Great commission, Jesus shares His authority with His church—He gives it to us so we may do things in His name. He doesn’t take authority over us.

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace He is God so by that very fact He has all authority. He is the uncreated creator sustaining all things. But as the resurrected man, we share in his body and inheritance and rule and reign together with Him. He built His c...

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace He is God so by that very fact He has all authority. He is the uncreated creator sustaining all things. But as the resurrected man, we share in his body and inheritance and

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Chad4328 Where does scripture say that God chose specific individuals from the foundation of the world to have the faith to be saved? Also, John 15 is clear that we must abide in Him. What does this mean that He cuts off everyone who doesn’t abide ...

@Chad4328 Where does scripture say that God chose specific individuals from the foundation of the world to have the faith to be saved? Also, John 15 is clear that we must abide in Him. What does this

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@deguido_d63717 @_jonbowlin Both are in play. There is a physical aspect and God has preserved the physical Israelites to this day as He promised. And one day at His second coming, all Israel will be saved. Even the tribulation is “Jacob’s trouble”—t...

@deguido_d63717 @_jonbowlin Both are in play. There is a physical aspect and God has preserved the physical Israelites to this day as He promised. And one day at His second coming, all Israel will be

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace No! No where—NOT ONE SINGLE PLACE—is the resurrected

@CoHeir316 @harmonizedgrace No! No where—NOT ONE SINGLE PLACE—is the resurrected Jesus said to be the authority over His church. In fact, we are sitting on his throne with Him. We receive His inherita

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tomboy_Dragon23 @harmonizedgrace That’s completely fine. But to suggest that th

@Tomboy_Dragon23 @harmonizedgrace That’s completely fine. But to suggest that there is an imbalance in that women are to submit to their husbands in a greater or exclusive way is not Biblically accura

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Tomboy_Dragon23 @harmonizedgrace Oh I totally agree that Eph 5:23-24?&/ to

@Tomboy_Dragon23 @harmonizedgrace Oh I totally agree that Eph 5:23-24?&/ to be followed. I’m simply contesting that it doesn’t negate that husbands are also supposed to subject themselves to their

Eph 5:23-24 Eph 5:21 question
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace So the husband is every part of the

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace So the husband is every part of the head? How then is Jesus the head but Paul refers to some as eyes, ears, nose and mouth? Where is head ever referred to

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Not at all. I’m thinking about the s

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Not at all. I’m thinking about the scripture, something you would do well to do more of. Where does the Bible connect head to authority?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace Really? You are presuming what head

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace Really? You are presuming what head means instead of determining what the Biblical authors mean. When is head stated to mean authority?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Indeed. The head is never stated to

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Indeed. The head is never stated to mean authority. The head contains multiple organs and features which Paul says individuals can be. The brain doesn’t eve

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace The apostle Paul says “not all are a

@Mohongai @TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace The apostle Paul says “not all are an ear” —Paul is the one using the analogy. So can the husband be the head and the wife be the ear?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Here are the parts of the head: which one (or all?) is the husband: Scalp, hair, forehead, eyes, nose, ears, cheeks, mouth, lips, jaw, skull, brain, facial muscles, optic nerve, sinuses, tongue, teeth, gum...

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Here are the parts of the head: which one (or all?) is the husband: Scalp, hair, forehead, eyes, nose, ears, cheeks, mouth, lips, jaw, skull, brain, facial

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

RT @ryanschatz: @TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Where is the head de

RT @ryanschatz: @TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Where is the head described as having ‘authority’ over the body? Are you referr…

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Where is the head described as having ‘authority’ over the body? Are you referring to the brain? When Paul refers to parts of the body, he refers to some who are the eye, ear and nose which are all parts o...

@TheCanadianDav1 @Mohongai @harmonizedgrace Where is the head described as having ‘authority’ over the body? Are you referring to the brain? When Paul refers to parts of the body, he refers to some w

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace I don’t have any problem with the texts. I woul

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace I don’t have any problem with the texts. I would just rather read them taking into consideration all the details in the text. I don’t care about the culture—I’m fully

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace 1Ti 2-13-14 only specifies the time sequence order of creation and that this is related to why Adam wasn’t deceived but Eve was. I help my wife all the time. God also helps me. What’s your point? Head doesn’t mean b...

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace 1Ti 2-13-14 only specifies the time sequence order of creation and that this is related to why Adam wasn’t deceived but Eve was. I help my wife all the time. God also

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@MythosMayhem @CharlieAlan16 The Greek, while important, is not primarily how me

@MythosMayhem @CharlieAlan16 The Greek, while important, is not primarily how meaning is determined. It comes from how the words are being used in the context. For instance, when the text says "the ol

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace Yes. And what does the way we use "head" in 20

@TheCanadianDav1 @harmonizedgrace Yes. And what does the way we use "head" in 2024 have anything to do with how Paul used it in the first century?

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace We are equal partners like Adam and Eve were be

@PatrickHen1776 @harmonizedgrace We are equal partners like Adam and Eve were before the fall. Like how the NT church should see male and female—we need both as leaders as they each bring different gi

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@harmonizedgrace No. It says I’m the head of her. The only time authority is ref

@harmonizedgrace No. It says I’m the head of her. The only time authority is referred to it is mutual (1Co 7:6). Head is an anatomical word. Its meaning depends on how you are using it. But assuming

1Co 7:6 debate
Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@harmonizedgrace I agree that it might not be wise to interrupt my boss since he

@harmonizedgrace I agree that it might not be wise to interrupt my boss since he could fire me, though I’m sure he would get over it if I interrupted him from making a fool of himself in front of a cu

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Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-12-09

@harmonizedgrace I see. So husbands shouldn't be rude, but wives have an extra e

@harmonizedgrace I see. So husbands shouldn't be rude, but wives have an extra extra strong requirement not to be rude? PS> You tweeted to me (a man), but seems X heard you as I didn't get any not

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