End Time Army of Women Preachers Psalms 68:11

[Roxanne Murphy]

Originally Posted by Pliny

Now you are a false prophetess. There is a difference between not being able to answer and keeping the context. Unfortunately you cannot tell the difference.

You continue to purposely stir up division. Shame on you. You try to play down your desire to be a "preacher" yet time and time again you name call those "anti's" thus attempting to support women women preachers by casting negative aspersions. Shame on you.

And speaking of 'emotional appeal', bro, I am impressed at your talent! You're a natural!

[n david]

Paul's statement about "husband of one wife" is about polygamy, not that one must be married. If meaning one must be married, then many early church elders would have been excluded, including Paul himself.

[Pliny]

Originally Posted by Roxanne Murphy

And sadly, there are a whole lot of Pentecostal preachers who would also do well to read the Bible, the whole thing, then honestly and rightly divide the Word of truth, allowing scripture to interpret scripture instead of unnaturally forcing parts of scripture to fit around tradition (Catholic or Baptist or Pentecostal, doesn't matter as far as God is concerned because He hasn't given anybody a dispensation to add to or take away from His Word). But it is much more self gratifying to point at those 'others' who try to make the Bible say what it doesn't really say and accuse them of false doctrine and brag about how we have the truth because we do understand some important doctrines like the mighty God in Christ, the authority of the Name of Jesus. But getting some things right doesn't automatically make everything we believe and preach doctrinally correct.

I will not respond with the same vitriol here espoused.

[Pliny]

Originally Posted by Roxanne Murphy

And speaking of 'emotional appeal', bro, I am impressed at your talent! You're a natural!

You are apparently clueless to Ministerial Ethics...

[Sister Alvear]

Originally Posted by Pliny

Now you are a false prophetess. There is a difference between not being able to answer and keeping the context. Unfortunately you cannot tell the difference.

You continue to purposely stir up division. Shame on you. You try to play down your desire to be a "preacher" yet time and time again you name call those "anti's" thus attempting to support women women preachers by casting negative aspersions. Shame on you.

You have called me a false prophetess...glad you have no bearing on my eternity...for HE called not you...and no I have never as much as claimed to be a prophetess only a missionary....
your temper betrays you...lol....

[Pliny]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

lol...Pliny cannot answer that....One of the anti's told me the other day that Paul was not married....another said his wife left him...and his children must have been women for we hear nothing about them...
Another said his wife died...and Paul said wished that all be like him! strange....strange....

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

You have called me a false prophetess...glad you have no bearing on my eternity...for HE called not you...and no I have never as much as claimed to be a prophetess only a missionary....
your temper betrays you...lol....

You made the claim that was FACTUALLY incorrect. That makes you a false prophetess or whatever you claim. That is the fact. No temper no emotion just the facts jack...

Thank you for the object lesson of for why women should be silent...

[Sister Alvear]

what claim?

[Sister Alvear]

The Bible offers ample evidence of women who were associated with Paul serving in the whole spectrum of church leadership roles. The Church at Philippi began with a nucleus of women, in which Lydia, an influential business woman took an active role (Acts 16:12-15). Other women who were leaders in house churches include Apphia, a leader alongside Philemon and Archippus at Colossae (Philemon 2); Nympha of Laodicea (Colossians 4:15); Chloe (1 Corinthians 1:11); and Priscilla along with her husband Aquila (1 Corinthians 16:19).
In Athens several converts joined Paul. Of the two mentioned by name one was a woman, Damaris (Acts 17:34).
We have probably 30 house churches in Brazil...Very common on the mission field....just like in the Bible...

[Sister Alvear]

Mary, the mother of John Mark, led a congregation (Acts 12:12) and Prisca and Aquila, a married couple, were missionary apostles and coworkers with Paul. Romans uses the word eklesia ("church") to describe the group that gathered in their home. "Greet also the church in their house" (Romans 16:3-5).

We visited house churches in other areas of our world ...and in places where regular churches are not allowed...America is very blessed but not so much everywhere in our world...

[Sister Alvear]

One souce says this: Mary, the mother of John Mark, led a congregation (Acts 12:12) and Prisca and Aquila, a married couple, were missionary apostles and coworkers with Paul. Romans uses the word eklesia ("church") to describe the group that gathered in their home. "Greet also the church in their house" (Romans 16:3-5).