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“2. It was never used in relation between PEOPLE without the notion of authority.” Wrong! [1 Corinthians 12:21](logos4:///Bible/1Co 12.21). Head is used metaphorically to represent one person in the

I simply can’t hold back any more. Sorry for the length but this simply must be resolved. Below is a breakdown I did some time ago on the use of *kephale* in the NT. I present this as textual proof th

“Words have set meanings and always will. Do you use a dictionary?” I certainly do use a dictionary, as you suggest Douglass, but it is important to use the right dictionary. A dictionary of English

Holly – the KJV only debate is a whole ‘nother can of worms. It boils down to quantity vs. quality. The Greek foundation of the KJV is called the “Received Text” because it was basically all we had “

We have gone through this exercise before but it bears repeating to help make the *entire* passage “clear”, if for no one else, then for Mike Seaver. Instead of paraphrasing as we have done in the pas

I am all a twitter! This is great dialog. My take on the context and Sarah’s example follows Paula’s a little, with some of truthseekers insight included. Let me lay it out. I love Cheryl’s synopsis

LOL – I feel my contribution at this point is equivalent to adding 30 seconds to “Lawrence of Arabia”. Never the less, here goes. This refers to Cheryl’s post 89 above. I agree whole heartedly with