We have ppl saying yes and we have ppl saying no, opinions on the left and the right, how about this, we see what the facts say, # bible
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Lol well how about this; I have scripture that supports that a woman indeed should NOT be a pastor, bishop, or any other kind of teacher in the church, that involves them teaching men, plz no bias comments, let's all get on one accord with Gods word and talk with love just saints edification, I only want to spread what I know to be true in Gods word
Lol well how about this; I have scripture that supports that a woman indeed should NOT be a pastor, bishop, or any other kind of teacher in the church, that involves them teaching men, plz no bias comments, let's all get on one accord with Gods word and talk with love just saints edification, I only want to spread what I know to be true in Gods word
albrecht said:Faith and ministry should be centered in Christ, not in patriarchy.
One of the verses you might cite to support your position would be 1 Timothy 2:12, which says "I do not permit a woman to teach or to have authority over a man; she must be silent." Or you might reference some passages in 1 Corinthians, which claim that it is a "shame for women to speak in the church." Yet in the surrounding passages - 1 Cor. 11:5 for example - he speaks of women prophesying, and in 11:12 adds that "woman came from man, so also man is born of woman. But everything comes from God."
You have to distinguish between passages that describe our relationship to one another and those that describe our relationship to God. In many of the epistles of the New Testament, particular groups of believers are being counseled on particular issues in a particular time. Some parts of the letters still apply as guides for faith and salvation, others are more peculiar to the culture of the 1st century Mediterranean. When you read the New Testament, keep in mind that it was written in a time of profound patriarchy and misogyny. Paul was not himself unaffected by this, and he was writing to people who were also not unaffected by this. He was trying to give direction to people to let Christ, rather than personal issues and conflicts, be the center of the church; his instructions on gender roles were situational.
The Bible is not abstract. It was produced by many different authors at different times and collected by human beings. It is record that people have produced of their experiences of the living God. But we not only have to interpret verses in the context of the whole letter or book as well as the whole of the Bible itself, we have to interpret different parts of the Bible in light of the times and conditions under which they were produced. It does not excuse us from using our own traditions, reasoning, and experience to make decisions for ourselves and seek God's will for our own lives. It does not excuse us from taking responsibility for the way we treat others. It does not give anyone a free pass to deny a woman's call to ministry.
Breetai said:The person I was referring to above disagrees with you saying that women should not be a pastor, etc. They did what you said not to do.
So, why don't you post the scripture that you are referring to? It would have already been in this thread I'm sure, but never any harm posting it again!
Prophesying is telling of what will happen in the future...not teaching for a woman to be a pastor or bishop etc, she would have to 'teach' the word of God, or to usurp authority over a man. You look into other things because you want it to be so, you're telling us about other things but please tell me where it says its ok to disobey my word. And yu say that book was written by men, oh yes, written with men's hands but inspired by God (2 Tim 3:16) meaning its not only written by men but authorized by God, and what about the scripture that says let nothing be added unto this book and let nothing be taken away?? Give me scriptures that speak for they're selves! That doesn't require biased explanations, let Gods word be true but every man a liar (Romans 3:4)
I was reading this and it didn't make sense to me as far as the scriptures you stated to justify a woman can be a pastor,
and forgive me if I seem to offend, but your taking truth and mixing it with what you want it to be,
someone said the bible makes women as if they are slaves, and the man seems to be glorified ,
so many women are angry inwardly about that, so they 'compete' with man forgetting that God is also over men, but God did place men over us,
they read that a woman is Spossed to have a meek and quiet spirit, and that's hard for many women to grasp, but Obeying God isnt always easy, if it takes for me to be seen as weak in the sight of the whole world to get to heaven, then I'm going to be seen as weak, God said pick up your cross, not drag it...
Oh man where do I begin! Lol but first lemme say this, we see women going through so much in the bible and we see men to be so righteous and glorified and that doesn't sit will with some so they're gonna learn something contrary to Gods word and they're gonna teach it to others and so on and so forth, God gave me the truth about this matter,
You just did this, times 10...Anyone backing up their statements with Gods word, you might want to check that out # notice how I didn't say them using Gods word and then making their own statements
You're going to need to demonstrate this. Preferably not in a long run-on sentence that hinders the understanding of what you are typing....God has given me the gift of understanding, so many ppl see what's on the surface but I see whats underneath...
Paul said these things in addition to saying that woman should not teach in church. How do you rectify this? What about if you are on your monthly period? Do you leave your house and go out in public? If so, how do you justify doing so? The scriptures say that you should not be in public during this time.Do you cover your head when in church? Do you wear any jewelry, any adornment whatsoever? Makeup?