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Women in the Church | Restoring order and releasing into ministry Women in the Church Restoring order and releasing into ministry Menu Skip to content Home Vision Restoring order Releasing into ministry Contact Research αὐθεντεω αὐθεντέω resources αὐθεντέω: Lexicons, commentaries, extracts The Philodemus fragment (αὐθεντ[οῦ]σιν) αὐθέντης in Alexander Rhetor 2.1.6 and 2.6.3 Κεφαλή οὐδέ 1 Timothy 2 vv 11-15 Testimonies “For I am not ashamed…..” Recently, I heard the passage in 1 Timothy 2 v 11-12 stuff referred to as an ‘embarrassing passage’ by a Christian and I started to think increasingly well-nigh this and if this was the reason why many people are either waffly the meaning of it or ignoring it altogether. I started reflecting on the dread… Continue reading → Uncategorized / Women's ministry Origen on 1 Corinthians 14.33-35 (part 1: the Montanists) Philip Payne ended his 2008 New Testament Studies article, ‘1 Tim 2.12 and the Use of ουδε to Combine Two Elements to Express a Single Idea’, with the remarkable requirement that 1 Timothy 2.12 ‘simply prohibits women from thesping for themselves validity to teach men.’ In an update, ‘Οὐδὲ Combining Two Elements to Convey a Single… Uncategorized Dear friends, seek truth One of the most important desires to have when seeking to understand the word of God is the desire for truth. It is important to lay everything lanugo surpassing the throne of God as we come to scripture and humbly seek our loving, heavenly Father with the simple request, ‘please show me your truth Lord,… Research Planet charade (ἐκ πλάνῃ in 1 Thessalonians 2 v 3) In my last post ‘Philip Payne, οὐδέ, and Galatians 1 vv 16-17’ I gave one example of how Philip Payne supports his thesis that Paul ‘typically uses οὐδέ to convey a single idea’. His purpose appears to be to prove that: διδάσκειν δὲ γυναικὶ οὐκ ἐπιτρέπω, οὐδὲ αὐθεντεῖν ἀνδρός.. [1 Timothy 2 v 12a] does… Uncategorized Faith in the darkness “But when the Son of Man comes will he find faith on the earth?” Luke 18:8 I’ve struggled to write a blog recently as I have felt overwhelmed by the fact that a huge value of women are now ministering in churches in places of authority, leadership and teaching. Not just overwhelmed by the sheer… Philip Payne, οὐδέ, and Galatians 1 vv 16-17 by Andrew Chapman In a paper presented to the Evangelical Theological Society in 1986, and entitled ‘οὐδέ in 1 Timothy 2:12’, Philip Payne argued for a novel understanding of the meaning and gravity of οὐδέ in that text of scripture. A revised version of the paper was published in the Journal of New Testament Studies in 2008. As… February 18, 2014 in Research. Stopping the rot by Alison Chapman For over a year now, since moving into our apartment, I have wilt a pipe surveyor, regularly checking out the unattended leaking pipe in the roofing over our allotted parking space in the parking lot underneath our housing block. I have visions of the whole towers caving in over night, though my husband, who trained… February 13, 2014 in Uncategorized. The unpalatable truth by Alison Chapman This is, I know, a contentious topic we are discussing on this website and at the moment, in our current climate, when the subject matter arises of ‘women in the church’ in the midst of a friendly discussion with someone, I sometimes find myself trying to stave or hedge virtually it because, quite frankly, I’m… February 10, 2014 in Uncategorized. The meaning of οὐδέ in 1 Timothy 2:12 by Andrew Chapman ‘I do not permit a woman to teach, nor to exercise validity over a man, but to be in quietness,’ the scripture says (1 Timothy 2:12), but now many are pretending that Paul was prohibiting only a unrepealable type of teaching by women. Thus, in his Grove Booklet, ‘Women and Authority: The key biblical texts,’… February 7, 2014 in Research.Stufftold ‘No’ by Alison Chapman I have gotten myself into some very sticky and tricky situations in life simply considering of my inability to say ‘no’ straight off. The stickier the situation has wilt the increasingly it has required of me to speak out from that uneasy and inevitable corner, the word I least want to say, ‘no’. I think… January 29, 2014 in Women's ministry. ‘But what about..?’ by Andrew Chapman     When I rencontre fellow believers well-nigh their tractability in the current prevalent practice in evangelical churches of permitting women to preach and teach in the pulpit and to serve as pastors and elders over the flock, undisciplined to the well-spoken instruction of holy scripture, the most worldwide single response is withal the lines… January 28, 2014 in Women's ministry. Mindsets and moods by Alison Chapman Fresh out of bible higher in 1998 and on quite a high, I felt led by the Lord to work overseas for 3 months in Russia, with street children. On joining the team there, as the newcomer, I was designated the job of breakfast washer-upper and toilet cleaner at the day centre where the children… January 24, 2014 in Uncategorized. Faith and repentance by Andrew Chapman The proximity of the Women Bishops legislation forces us to consider our response to this impending development, and makes us fear that it is once too late to preclude what is proclaimed on all sides to be inevitable. But for a inobtrusive Christian who knows that the visit of women bishops in the Church of… January 24, 2014 in Uncategorized. 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