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★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

I just got an email from Mark B. I will put material from my email to him in quotation marks, and Mark’s thoughts and reflections in normal font. Sorry again for the length. Hi Craig,   Sorry thi

★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

Hi Kristen, Sorry to hear you are not well. I hope you are feeling better soon. I wasn’t going to post this just yet until we finished more of the subject at hand, but just in case you do get a ch

★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

Sorry to dump the truck on everyone, but I thought some of you may be interested that I received an email from Mark (from Sola Panel) today. Elaine specifically asked if I could post it here. Sorry fo

★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

Hi everyone, I sent Kristen’s comments @136-140 (amended as requested) to Mark yesterday. I also sent some comments of my own to Mark, which I have posted below. If you see anything where you feel m

★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

> why did Paul speak of it just once, in a private letter to his “deputy,” rather than in a letter to the whole church? And why didn’t he say anything about it to the church at Rome, where women had a

★ Scripture Commentary comment Craig on "1 Timothy 212 Two Prohibitions Or One"

Mark said > It still raises the question I asked you earlier in this context. There is a parallel here between husbands and the Lord. If the submission to Christ that the Church offers is without aut