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[michaelryan]

"No."
"Hmm. Interesting."
Two different reactions to opposing logic.

[witcherthorne]

That’s exactly what she said just rephrased and she had the audacity to say no😂😂

[sweetxjc]

I watched the whole video Andrew isn’t arguing women can’t speak in church. He’s arguing women can’t be a part of the clergy.

[MexicanApachemiwok]

The key is not the term didaskein, referring to teaching, but the Greek word translated as "exercise authority:" authentein. This word means "to assume a stance of independent authority, give orders to, or dictate to." In simple terms, women are not to serve in the role of elder or attempt to lead in the specific ways in which elders are expected to lead.

[miketello]

Many simps in disguise around the comments.

[kadamwright]

She's actually correct, husbands and wives sat separately, and talking across the room during the service was a disruption. This was one of the problems Paul gave guidance on to the early church.

[brianlain]

She is delusional. Stop twisting words to your liking.

[pton]

Technically, you can bring church anywhere, so he's right

[jonathancastor]

They would try to beat around anything they hate to acknowledge

[xenaguy]

Andrew, you didn't read, "in The Church" ( any gathering of people), you read, "in Churches, " (places where people gather for worship and study).

[robertlilly]

She sounded open and honest. I don’t know how the rest of the conversation went, but I liked her attitude

[phillipcranmer]

That's true. We are the church. Woman shouldn't teach with authority

[ive]

Man here, and a Christian. No, it's not. The church is a gathering of CHRISTIANS. Or 2-3 or more people who are meeting in the name of Christ. Not just people

[TSJW]

Only sinners go to church. To confess their sins and pretend they're not sinners.

[williamrutledge]

Read 1 Timothy 2:11-15 in this context.

11Let the (wife) learn in silence with all subjection. 12But I suffer not a (wife) to teach, nor to usurp authority over her husband, but to be in silence. 13For Adam was first formed, then Eve. 14And Adam was not deceived, but his (wife) being deceived was in the transgression. 15Notwithstanding she shall be saved in childbearing, if they continue in faith and charity and holiness with sobriety.

[ziarchiveofficial]

keyword is HUSBAND. this podcast is NOT anything about ministering.

[GWzzrd]

She's right. He's wrong. It's called context. What church? The Corinthian church. Paul never said this in any other epistle. I usually agree with Andrew, but in this case he's wrong.

[cliffardgerber]

"I just learned this"
But...

[ivanwagoner]

That's because because culturally the husband's and wives were not seated with eachother, but were across the Ile from eachother. The wives were simply disrupting the teaching by taking across the ile.

[HFYJN]

Paul was addressing an issue at the Church of Corinth. That's why it's a letter from Paul to the Church of Corinth. Women that had husbands of stature within the Church of Corinth were being disruptive to the services making it difficult for daily devotional. If you get a Dake KJV Bible and study the footnotes he explains this issue in detail.