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@ProtestantFred @Protestia Paul's quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote

@ProtestantFred @Protestia Paul's quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote him (1 Cor 7:1) and refuting what they said in 14:34-35: “What? came the word of God out from you [men]? or came it unt

in 14:34-35 1 Cor 7:1 1Cor 14:36 question

Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-02-05

@Richard89885354 @MarkGrote Paul was quoting many times from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1). You have to consider this possibility since what he seems to be saying in 1 Cor 14:34-35 contradicts what he says in the rest of the chapter...

@Richard89885354 @MarkGrote Paul was quoting many times from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1). You have to consider this possibility since what he seems to be saying in 1 Cor 14:34-35 c

1 Cor 14:34-35 1 Cor 7:1 general

Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-01-22

@bagby_abe @Protestia Paul is interacting with the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). If Paul was silencing women, then he’s contradicting himself: “For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be e...

@bagby_abe @Protestia Paul is interacting with the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). If Paul was silencing women, then he’s contradicting himself: “For you can *all* prophesy one

1 Cor 14:36 1 Cor 7:1 general

Scripture Commentary tweet 2024-01-12

@imanii4u @drbrudd Yes, you have noted a clear problem with his interpretation h

@imanii4u @drbrudd Yes, you have noted a clear problem with his interpretation here. If we instead understand v34-35 as Paul quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (ie. 1 Cor 7:1), then this re

@ProtestantFred @Protestia Paul's quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote

@Richard89885354 @MarkGrote Paul was quoting many times from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1). You have to consider this possibility since what he seems to be saying in 1 Cor 14:34-35 contradicts what he says in the rest of the chapter...

@bagby_abe @Protestia Paul is interacting with the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). If Paul was silencing women, then he’s contradicting himself: “For you can *all* prophesy one by one, so that *all* may learn and *all* may be e...

@imanii4u @drbrudd Yes, you have noted a clear problem with his interpretation h

In 1 Cor 14:34-35, Paul is quoting from the letter that the Corinthians wrote (see 1 Cor 7:1) and using the contrastive “or” (which is typical of Paul) to rhetorically refute it: “What? Came the word of God out from you [men]? Or came it unto you [me...

@Nathanor582613 @WomnOfValor Thanks for the comment. - Paul is clearly responding to the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1). Since there are no quotes in the original manuscripts, how do we know where Paul is quoting? - Paul refers to the l...

@BiffSport @JJacobs63985241 @WomnOfValor No I didn’t mean that he can’t read 1 Cor 7:1. There are no quotes in the oldest Greek manuscripts. It all has to be inferred from the context. John misses this one completely. Otherwise Paul is contradict...

@Ken_FiveSolas @megbasham John MacArthur completely misinterprets 1 Cor 14:34-35 as he doesn’t recognize that Paul is quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). Paul quotes and then refutes them: "What? came the word of Go...

@MarkGrote 1 Cor 7:1 merely identifies that there is a letter written from the C

@ymmotrojam You completely ignore 1 Cor 7:1 in that Paul is responding to things they wrote in their letter but there are no quotes in the Greek. You act like quoting from them is not even a possibility. Why? Paul is warning those that forbid peop...

@ymmotrojam @ich1ban123456 In 1 Corinthians, Paul refers to the letter from the Corinthians in 1 Cor 7:1 that he is responding to. After that point, there are a number of their questions in 1 Cor 7:25; 8:1; 10:23-24; 12:1. Similarly, Paul is quotin...

@gleasondj @narelleford @FrontiersIn @FrontEndocrinol But Paul was quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote him (see 1 Cor 7:1) and in 1 Cor 14:34-35 this is a quote from that letter—he refutes them in v36: "What? came the word of God out from y...

@nevermindlind @smashbaals Paul is quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote (1 Cor 7:1). In this case, he is refuting what the Corinthians wrote. “What? came the word of God out from you [men]? or came it unto you [men] only?” (1 Cor 14:36 KJV...

@drbrudd Why can’t Paul be dealing with stuff the Corinthians wrote in their letter to him like he did elsewhere? See 1 Cor 7:1. He’s just quoting from them and rebuking it. See the MNT translation from 1924 which shows these verses as a quote fro...

@OliviaTuggle81 @IndictTheReich @LEBassett Ok, well, except that this was Paul quoting from some Judiazers in the Corinthian church who wrote that in their letter to Paul (ref 1 Cor 7:1). Paul was rebuking them from silencing half the body! “What? ...

@Godfly__ @IndictTheReich @gt5841b @RRR0BYN You would be aligning with those men that Paul was rebuking when he quoted from the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). “What? Came the word of God out from you [men]? Or came it unto you ...

@elizabethprata @the_punk_god In this passage, Paul is quoting from the letter t

@activity_no I explain that passage in the following thread. The quick summary is that Paul is responding to things the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). This is a quote from their letter. His rhetoric shows he is rebuking them for silenci...

Is it wrong to observe that Paul was quoting from the letter the Corinthians wro

@conscious_emma @JohannSchultz7 @musicbykwiz @CaudilloNuclear This is close. But I think the only way to make sense of all the details is if Paul was quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and then refuting those men who were t...

@thunk_huda Yes. Paul is quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (s

@scribe_ezra @Sane__Thinker @godlywomanhood Paul is quoting from the letter from

@sisi_siki_ For those who are concerned that the Bible says women must be silent in church, not teach or not be in positions of responsibility—this is not at all what Paul meant by what he wrote. In 1 Cor 14:34-35, Paul was quoting from the Corinthi...

@MAINMAN171 ⁉️ That’s the reaction most people should have as they are reading chapter 14 and encounter these verses! Paul was quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting those men that were trying to silence h...

@blackmamba_btc @AEQEA @BrotherBoaz @nakedpastor Paul here is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians—go back to 1 Cor 7:1 to see where he starts this. There’s no quotes in the original manuscripts so you have to infer quotes from the context. ...

@Nickerdooodle @Booksbyjess__ @smashbaals Paul is responding to things that the Corinthians wrote to him in their letter to him (1 Cor 7:1). 1 Cor 14:33b-35 is a quote from their letter and Paul’s refutes those silencing women (v36). Paul’s instruct...

@Dionysu06200560 @DBrimzim @smashbaals Paul is responding to a number of things that the Corinthians wrote in their prior letter to him (1 Cor 7:1). His rhetoric is refuting their attempt to silence half the body of Christ. He is very clear in the ...

@StanleyGranden Except Paul was refuting the things he was quoting from the lett

@Mikanojo @om1nator @masonmennenga You got Paul all wrong. Paul’s quoting from the Corinthians who wrote him a letter (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting those who were silencing women. “What? came the word of God out from you [men]? or came it unto you [...

@Jgrey2003 @PastorTSheppard @pastordmack Why do you think it is wrong? Paul is responding to the letter from the Corinthians (1 Cor 7:1). The statement in 1 Cor 14:34-35 contradicts the inclusivity of the rest of the chapter (see v31). The referen...

@RonRuys3 @abcnews Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 C

@PastorTSheppard @pastordmack Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (ref 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting their silencing of women. Paul says that those who do not recognize that the things which he writes are the Lord's commandment should be ...

@Mrsmaverick1972 Paul is quoting from something the Corinthians wrote in their l

@bismarkumbili And what did Paul mean by that? I contend he is quoting from som

@godlywomanhood When it comes to 1 Cor 14:34-36, I think people easily miss the context. Paul already pointed out that he was responding to things the Corinthians wrote in their letter to him (1 Cor 7:1), and since there were no quote marks in the e...

@lutheranjenkins @redeemed_zoomer I replied earlier concerning 1 Tim 2:11-15. In 1 Cor 14:34-36, Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting their comment about silencing women. “What? Came the word of God out ...

@TakTik227f1 @Genichiro42069 @KaitlynSchiess That’s not true. &gt; In 1 Cor 14:34-35 Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (ref 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting the idea that women must be silent and not actively participate. &gt; In 1 Tim 2:11...

@steelmann777 @TheSBCPlatform @BaptistPress @sbcamendment No, Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting their silencing of women. "What? came the word of God out from you [men]? or came it unto you [men] only?...

@J_Coriolanus You need to reconsider 1 Cor 14:34-35⎯Paul is refuting things the

@BaxterWilliams_ @jon_bickle I understand this thinking, except that it is in all the earliest manuscripts, so the idea that it was added is very unlikely. There's another take: Paul was quoting from the letter the Corinthians wrote him (ref 1 Cor 7...

@1boreen_ye @Jessicakayanja @RobertKayanja Paul is refuting what the Corinthians

@JAYJAY___43 No, Paul is refuting what the Corinthians were saying in their lett

@JoshuaAdankala This is Paul quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1

@jefe_tweets This passage is Paul quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting their statement that women must be silent. Otherwise it contradicts with the inclusive language Paul has for the rest of the chapter and else...

@Jobiz042 @yabaleftonline This passage is Paul quoting from the letter he received from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting what they said about women being silent. Paul’s instruction in 1 Cor 14:31 is that all can prophesy and that all can...

@RealDavidReece @William_E_Wolfe Paul is actually refuting something he's quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (ref 1 Cor 7:1) ⎯ 1 Co 14:31 (and the rest of the chapter) are clearly inclusive of all being able to prophesy and all being able t...

@JacobSpray5 @Believer1611KJV 1 Tim 2:11-15 is about false teaching, not about preventing women from teaching true doctrine. 1 Cor 14:34-36 is Paul quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (see 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting it. As for the requirement...

@CovenantReform2 @SHoddeMiller @BethMooreLPM 1 Cor 14:34-35 is a quote from the

@DST_QA The 1924 Montgomery Translation did. Translators are affected by bias and have blind spots too. Further, we have Paul explicitly responding to their letter (see 1 Cor 7:1). And if it was not a quote here, it would contradict other parts of ...

@godlyHomeGirl 1 Cor 14:34-35 is a quote from the letter from the Corinthians to

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@bagby_abe @Protestia Paul is interacting with the letter the Corinthians wrote to him (see 1 Cor 7:1). If Paul was silencing women, then he’s contradicting himself: “For you can all prophesy one by one, so that all may learn and all may be e...

@TakTik227f1 @Genichiro42069 @KaitlynSchiess That’s not true. > In 1 Cor 14:34-35 Paul is quoting from the letter from the Corinthians (ref 1 Cor 7:1) and refuting the idea that women must be silent and not actively participate. > In 1 Tim 2:11...