Do You Believe In Women Preachers?

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by Lost and Found

Yes, I got that. But the issue is, where are these scriptures? So far we have Debra leading men into a battle while riding a horse (or chariot). But nowhere do we find this happening. Would someone please list these scriptures so we can all study them together and see if we can agree?

Debra just saw what could be done, and that none of the wimpy men had the vision or the courage to do it. So she just slipped in to the enemy's tent and nailed the sucker's head to the ground with a very long nail.

Doesn't matter if I believe in women preachers are not.

God does lead woman to be engaged in the work of righteousness and those ladies that hear, go to it.

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by crakjak

Debra just saw what could be done, and that none of the wimpy men had the vision or the courage to do it. So she just slipped in to the enemy's tent and nailed the sucker's head to the ground with a very long nail.

Doesn't matter if I believe in women preachers are not.

God does lead woman to be engaged in the work of righteousness and those ladies that hear, go to it.

Deborah encouraged, supported and rode alongside Barak.

It was Jael who nailed Sisera's head to the ground. (Judges 5:25-27)

She was pretty savvy too to give him milk to drink. Milk has known sedative effects.

[crakjak]

Originally Posted by Felicity

Deborah encouraged, supported and rode alongside Barak.

It was Jael who nailed Sisera's head to the ground. (Judges 5:25-27)

She was pretty savvy too to give him milk to drink. Milk has known sedative effects.

I stand corrected; I got my women warriors mixed up. Anyway a woman nailed the enemy. I have great respect for ladies that live with great purpose.

[TK Burk]

Originally Posted by Felicity

Deborah encouraged, supported and rode alongside Barak.

It was Jael who nailed Sisera's head to the ground. (Judges 5:25-27)

She was pretty savvy too to give him milk to drink. Milk has known sedative effects.

RODE??