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Originally Posted by rdp
And all of this by me simply making an observation made by scholars for years. The term for "Elders" is ALWAYS in the masculine, NEVER in the feminine! Trivialize it all day long, it's still a grammatical fact, which would work fine if it was in your favor......but it's not! Sorry Charlie, come again!
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Yes, but you aren't LISTENING to a single point anyone makes on this thread. It's like an auto pilot on the other side. Because a word has a gender, does not mean it directly implies exclusivity to a particular gender. That's doesn't consider generic masculines in the Koine Greek.
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