Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid painkiller, has finally topped heroin as America’s deadliest drug, according to an announcement by federal health officials Wednesday.
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@EnohFelix Episemos is literally “having a mark.” Andronicus and Junia “stood out” or were “important,” “marked out,” among the apostles. They were believers, witnesses of Jesus’ resurrection, who stood firm despite persecution and imprisonment in the message they were given about the Jesus
@EnohFelix Additionally, one woman, Junia, is even called an “apostle”: Paul describes “Andronicus and Junia, my compatriots and my fellow prisoners, who are well known (episemos) among the apostles, they also came before me in Christ” (Rom. 16:7).
@EnohFelix He established that faith — not ethnicity, class, or gender — is the key determiner of service and leadership in the new covenant community.
@EnohFelix He broke convention by choosing women as the first witnesses for the greatest event of all times, the resurrection, even though women were not considered as valid witnesses in court.
@EnohFelix We have examples of female apostles in the New Testament. Jesus sent out Mary Magdalene, saying to her: “Go to my brothers and sisters and say to them, I am ascending to my Father and your Father” (John 20:17).