Corporate Worship ?

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I’m reading that the 1 Co 14 interpretation above began with an interpretation of 1 TIM 3 about elders/pastors. “I do think that this passage shows is an ecclesiastical authority that is by men and t...

Cheryl, will you please delete my first post and replace it with this one? Thanks. Mike, you said,” The [1 Corinthians 14](logos4:///Bible/1Co 14) passage has to do with the corporate worship setting...

Cheryl, there are a number of points in Mike’s latest response which I believe reveal some erroneous thinking regarding biblical and theological interpretation. Consider, for example, what he says abo...

Regarding the teaching at issue. Cheryl has pointed out the other possibility – that the teaching of the woman in question was in private, not in public. Comps want to make this passage all about the ...

Craig @120 Point 3 is more what I’m talking about. 1 Tim 2:11-15 is dealing with a woman teaching her husband, which is different than dealing with a woman teaching men in general. Just because a wo...

@124 gengwall, You said: > Regarding the teaching at issue. Cheryl has pointed out the other possibility – that the teaching of the woman in question was in private, not in public. Comps want to mak...

Cheryl, Again you are playing semantic games with my words. If you have any legitimate claim to show that there is no difference between Pauls letters and Acts 16 for example please provide. Lin, ...

Thanks Cheryl, #49- “I am not saying that the use of the singular necessitates the meaning of a specific woman. I am saying that the change of the plural to the singular needs to be noted especially ...

For those who are interested in my answers. #50 “Patrick” writes: > I agree with most of this, the singular does not necessitate a specific singular woman. I agree the singular needs to be noted, y...