((( AA DRAMA ALERT!))) More Major APOSTOLIC ASSEMBLY Fallout!!! - Page 10

Monkeyman · #91 12-28-2007, 02:08 AM

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Originally Posted by CC1

ALERT!!! ALERT!! THRAD HIJACKED!!!!

I notice nothing has been posted about Hispanic Apostolics and how one should not buy shutters from them in several pages now.

Doesn't somebody know the story behind this thread? The story behind the newscast?

Any good reason this AA brother has not refunded this money or delivered what he sold? Since we all know that all Hispanic people are related surely Monkeyman knows the "story behind the story"? LOL!!!

Aaaah, another funny dude...but you are correct on this one, I do have the insider info on AA happenings, just not this GB5 fiasco!

Pastor DTSalaz · #92 07-11-2008, 12:24 AM

that it was a dishonor to Christ when a man prayed or prophesied with his head covered, and in like manner it was regarded everywhere as dishonorable and improper for a woman to lay aside the appropriate symbol of her sex, and the emblem of subordination, and to be uncovered in the presence of the man 1Co_11:3-5; that if a woman was not veiled, if she laid aside the appropriate emblem of her sex and of her subordinate condition, she might as well part with her hair, which all knew would be dishonorable and improper 1Co_11:6; that the woman had been created for a subordinate station, and should observe it 1Co_11:7-9; that she should have power on her head because of the angels (1Co_11:10

Qoute by Albert Barnes notes on the Bible

and that nature on this subject was a good instructor, and showed that it was uncomely for a woman to pray with her head uncovered, that her hair had been given her for an ornament and for beauty, and that, as it would be as improper for her to remove her veil as to cut off her hair, nature itself required that this symbol of her subordination should be laid aside in public, 1Co_11:13-16.

Pastor DTSalaz · #93 07-11-2008, 12:35 AM

1 Corinthians 11 -
The apostle reprehends the Corinthians for several irregularities in their manner of conducting public worship; the men praying or prophesying with their heads covered, and the women with their heads uncovered, contrary to custom, propriety, and decency, 1Co_11:1-6.

Adam Clarkes Commentary on the Bible

wherefore for him to appear, and join in public worship, with his head covered, is to dishonour his head, 1Co_11:4 as, on the other hand, for a woman to have her head uncovered in divine service, is to dishonour her head, it being all one as if her head was shaved, 1Co_11:5 wherefore it is concluded, that if it is a shame for her to be shaved or shorn, she ought to be covered when attending the worship of God, 1Co_11:6.

John Gills exposition of the bible