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BIBLE DISCUSSION THREAD 218004

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  • Cheryl1655 on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    Corinthians chapter 14 verse 34 & 35, did man change the meaning, because 22:18 & 22:19 say man cannot add or take away from this book. explain. thanks
  • Richard H Priday - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    1 Corinthians 11:4 discusses a woman praying or prophesying with a head covering; hence the concept of silence is only perhaps in a formal service. It also may suggest that asking questions as a distraction isn't to happen rather than the concept of always remaining silent.

    These verses also show the limit of a woman in regard to expression in worship settings since they are not to have authority over a man ( 1 Timothy 2:12). This fairly well mirrors the Old Testament where at least in the Book of Judges and a few other instances there were women acting as a Prophetess. There were no female priests at least with Judaism; these occurred with pagan rights quite often; however. It will be noted the consistency in messages at that time with God's overall plan in other texts as well as overall history. Judges 4:9 is an interesting passage with Deborah predicting victory in Sisera at the hands of a woman; perhaps that is one reason God used her. It is also said the lack of visions and available male prophets at the time may have necessitated God using her in this occasion.

    There are cases where women would praise God in a prophetic manner; in Exodus 15 Moses started off with a victory song; and Miriam joined in later in verses 20-21. This shows they were in one accord.

    If we survey what are the fruits or results of women who take on roles forbidden in scripture usually we see spurious doctrine manifest. 1 Samuel 15:23 reminds us that rebellion is as witchcraft. We see quite often the other half of the problem; namely men that are unwilling to take on the role as head of the household and the responsibilities in worship services. Thus we have a major part of the breakdown of society.

    Women also need to fully take on teaching their children; guiding younger women as well as evangelizing to women in this generation; albeit perhaps leaving some more dangerous assignments to men. A woman with more intellegence can help men behind the scenes.
  • Hammer63 - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    We are part of a church that still believes that a woman shouldn't teach nor usurp authority over a man. ( 1 Tim. 2:11,12). Women still have a role in teaching children and guiding the house. Just a proper order. In America we have lost some of these concepts through different "movements" and there is pressure for the church to follow along. Maybe that is also why we have some of the "gender identity" issues in America.
  • Cheryl1655 - In Reply - 1 year ago
    Good Morning,

    We are still following Christ, he is the Church ?,

    women preaching in churches does that go against 34 & 35 ? , & take away from the meaning of Revelations 22:18 & 22:19 ?

    Thanks
  • Carleton - In Reply - 1 year ago
    Good morning Cheryl and all! I also have questions too and I think the entire chapter mentioned is on this subject not just the selected verses. The purpose of the order of the Church is so we can listen and worship together as one body collectively in a quiet and meek yet learning way. While spiritual thoughts (prophecy) from above are being conveyed, distractions or an appearance of out of order takes a away from the spiritual worship of Jesus Christ. So my question would be if a congregation as part of the living Church feels the need to have women teaching or preaching in their behalf, why is that need present? Put another way, is not Paul here teaching the men to be in decent order? Jesus as the second Adam was complete in order in all things and in this perfect order his last message in Revelation 22:19 might mean to not block (remain clear) His message from those that hear and those who are of thirst.
  • David0921 - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    Cheryl1655,

    The phenomenon of speaking in Tongues was a legitimate means by which God spoke directly to Believers and the Church before the Bible was completed. And God laid down very specific rules for how that was to occur. It is interesting that God makes a distinction in 1 Cor 14 between the value of Tongues in the early Church verses Prophesying. And every True Believer is indeed a "prophet" as they faithfully declare the Word of God.

    Once the Bible was completed with the book of Revelation, God declared in Rev 22:18 that He would never again speak directly to mankind apart from the Bible itself.

    I am personally convinced that God allowed this phenomenon of Tongues in the early Church before the Bible had been completed as a testing program for our Day as to whether the Church and individuals would be satisfied with the Bible Alone as our Authority. Or would there be an insistence in additional Devine Revelation in addition to the Bible itself.

    And is it not amazing how the Tongues phenomena and interest in Signs and Wonders has spread like wild fire with the charismatic movement during the last few decades.

    This is just another evidence as to why our understanding of the Nature of the Bible is so very important in our Day.
  • Jema - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    Biblical authority should come first in a Christian heart . If it contradicts the Word then where does it come from ? I'm sure we all know that the word devil is also meant as a ' deceiver ' . If we stick to what the Bible says we will not be deceived , the Spirit of Truth never contradicts the Word of God .
  • Cheryl1655 - In Reply on 1 Corinthians 14 - 1 year ago
    I ask about Corinthians 1 Chapter 14 Verses 34 & 35 not 3 & 4

    Thanks

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