@gadfly_biting@DavidEdgington You are right. Jesus didn’t contradict the Bible. So how do you explain his interactions with women? He didn’t seek to make women less.
@DavidEdgington Adam was there with Eve. He was equally deceived. Worse he wasn’t the leader God made him to be. Men and women are in this sin boat together. The gospel applies to both genders.
@DavidEdgington Christine. Men are not created with more resiliency to deception. Nor does the Bible say women are inferior. Different roles and submissive to husbands..yes. That is not the same as inferior.
@gadfly_biting@DavidEdgington I have studied the Bible since I was 13 under Godly pastors and Bible loving teachers. Jesus revered women and never said they were inferior. It’s disheartening when men don’t think they should act the same way.
@BethMooreLPM You have made a difference in so many lives, including mine. I attended one of your conferences when I was going through some really hard times. Jesus used you to speak to me. I am forever grateful.
@posttenebrasluz I made no personal interpretation. I only encourage you to read it for yourself. If the men in your church aren’t encouraging that you are in a cult.
@godlywomanhood The flaw in your argument is that God doesn’t call women outside the home. There is an entire Bible outside of Titus 2:5. There is real evil in the world and women are needed to be the hands and feet of Jesus. The great commission applies to women too.
@godlywomanhood Women were made as suitable helpers. The original text does not imply that the woman blindly follows. It is a partnership. The man leads but it is still a partnership.
@BethMooreLPM When we are more concerned with legalism than the great commission we have become Pharisees. I think we know where Jesus stands on that. I’m with you, Beth.