End Time Army of Women Preachers Psalms 68:11

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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

My husband does not mind me helping anyone...sharing knowledge is not wrongfully taking authority..l

For the umpteenth time, we all should win the lost, quite different than teaching in clear violation to the injunctions and crystal clear prohibitions of 1 Tim 2:11-12, and 1 Cor 14:34-35. Neither does your husband or any other man have authority over God inspired scripture, if he or any other man attempts to do so, guess who is wrong, the scripture or the man? Rom. 3:4

[rdp]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

Paul always spoke affectionately about Priscilla and Aquila, calling them his “co-workers in Christ Jesus,” and noting in Romans that the two “risked their necks” for him. “Not only I, but all the churches of the Gentiles are grateful to them,” he writes (Romans 16:3-4).
Surlely she did not risk her neck making tea....lol..

Oh my goodness - AGAIN??? Lol - so silly - the exact Greek text has been shown to you over & over X infinity ad nauseum ?



Shall I carefully document the textual evidence once again for you (since you apparently overlooked it the first 20 times )?


But of course, you do not care what the actual inspired text says - or does not say - you only care about defending your defiance to clear Scripture .



"LOL........."

[Sister Alvear]

2 Chronicles 34:22. “Tell King Josiah.”

Sounds like godly women have a say so....

[Sister Alvear]

I do not plan to write tonight her...I just received word that trinity preacher I have been talking to suddenly passed away....I am very heart broken...

[Sister Alvear]

And yes I do care about what the Bible says....go ye into all the world and preach the gospel...this burns in my heart like a fire

[rdp]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

2 Chronicles 34:22. “Tell King Josiah.”

Sounds like godly women have a say so....

Umm, what on earth does this have to do with "preaching-teaching" to men in the church from the Scriptures - contrary to clear biblical prohibitions to the contrary ??



No, "godly women" do not have a "say so" when it comes to holding leadership positions over men in the church - or "preaching" to men in the church .

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

I do not plan to write tonight her...I just received word that trinity preacher I have been talking to suddenly passed away....I am very heart broken...

Sorry to hear that - will pray.

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

And yes I do care about what the Bible says....



Great! Including the following crystal-clear prohibition?


"11 A woman should learn in quietness and full submission (RDP: In Her Home ??). 12 I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet (RDP: In Her Home ??). 13 For Adam was formed first, then Eve. 14 And Adam was not the one deceived; it was the woman who was deceived and became a sinner....I am writing you these instructions so that, 15 if I am delayed, you will know how people ought to conduct themselves in God’s household, which is the church..."


go ye into all the world and preach the gospel...this burns in my heart like a fire

Yes, Sister Alvear - For about the 100th time now - Everyone should certainly win the lost with the gospel message . What does winning the lost have to do with women holding leadership roles (or "preaching-teaching") over men in the church ??


Huge category fallacy going on here - & willfully so - back tomorrow to continue the fun !

[Sister Alvear]

You have not told me if my friends that preach will be lost?

[Sister Alvear]

And by the way I too have explained to you time and time again that you proof scriptures have nothing to do with a woman preaching..."

[Sister Alvear]

you asked what did Hulah have to do with teaching men in the church if I understood right...on other posts it seems you believe a woman cannot teach a man in any circumstances...would you clear that up..and sorry if I am not catching on to your teachings...
MY husband would have a BIG problem if a woman came up to him and said in a booming voice sit down I want to teach you something but on the other hand he would have no problem if a woman came to him and said, I want to share something with you..or the Lord has spoken to me thus and thus....

My mother was NOT a preacher and seldom even testified...she was a soul winner and loved to make visits and bring people to church...however once she was on a long fast and the Lord spoke to her to go to a trinity preacher (L.K. Pledger) and tell him the Lord said, he lacked one thing...and that was baptism in Jesus Name...I was real small them maybe 9 or 10 so I may not get everthing in exact order but you can call Brother Bryan Taylor he was our pastor in Jacksonville, Arkansas. My mother went to him and told him what God said. He the same night said he wanted to be baptized! Bro. Taylor took him to Brother holmes church it must have been midnight or more and baptized him in Jesus Name. Brother Pledger was a very sick man and died right after that telling all in the room that angels were there to carry him home.

Now, what if my mother had never taken the message to Brother Pledger? Her obedience made the difference in his life.

I don't know what lady preachers you have known but most that I know have been and are very humble ladies and are not even interested in titles or platforms....

Oh yes, I do know a few and have known a few that did not know their place but that happens in every walk of life...

Just as Deborah changed the course of her nation, just as Esther saved her people, God uses women today in His harvest fields. A woman being used of God does not mean she wants to command armies such as Deborah or even save a nation such as Esther...Each one has their place in the eternal plan of God.

[rdp]

Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

And by the way I too have explained to you time and time again that you proof scriptures have nothing to do with a woman preaching..."

Sigh....Yesssssss Sis. Alvear, the Scriptures forbid women from "preaching-teaching" men in the church - & you have only attempted to "explain away" these biblical facts. In attempting to do so, you have ignored the specific grammar, exegesis, syntactical constructs, and clearly stated contexts - all so you can justify "women-preachers" in the church.


Sorry, try again !



And the story about your mother telling the Trinity preacher about baptism in Jesus' Name is wonderful - & for about the 101th time now - everyone should try to win the lost. But this has absolutely NOTHING to do with women "preaching-teaching" men in the church (& why in the world you cannot comprehend the difference is absolutely mind-boggling ).


Yes, the Scriptures clearly forbid women from "preaching-teaching" men in the church - you simply refuse to accept the biblical facts....Sad.