@VorisekCaroline@michellemosier I agree 100%. I think all too often we forget how much God forgives us and how little we forgive others. It is a good reminder that God is always willing to forgive us and we should be the same way toward those around us.
@GeroanNjumashua@michellemosier I agree. I think the imagery was very useful, especially to those who might be starting their faith journey. It's a clear message that we do not know the time or the hour that Jesus will come back.
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw13 I think my favorite parable was the one about the marriage feast. It reminded me that God will lift up the poor and lowly, while humbling the mighty. It also reminded me that God will act through day-to-day people, and use them to spread His word.
@michellemosier I think the section of Matthew that stood out the most was Matt. 10. Jesus told his newly appointed Apostles to sacrifice their belongings and proclaim the Gospel. It reminded me that having the best things, or anything at all, isn't what mattered to Jesus. #drmtheo111#qotw12
@armstrongplee@michellemosier I agree. Like Patrick said, an independent woman was very rare for that time, so to have that kind of courage and tenacity in that time period is extremely influential.
@niahchiversxu@michellemosier I agree. The Timnite woman was also very interesting to learn about this week. She faced an extremely hard decision, and yet she powered through and was a better person because of it. She was inspiring and impressive.
@michellemosier I found Delilah to be the most interesting. She was determined to get what she wanted by any means necessary. I've also heard this story before, so it was fun/interesting to go further in detail with it.
@niahchiversxu@michellemosier I agree. I think this is a very good example of someone making the best out of a terrible situation. Achsah used her resources and her mind to get through her hardships.
@maddiepaul34@michellemosier I agree! I think Deborah is the epitome of women stepping up and changing the dynamic. She very wholly embodied her title of "God's counterpart."
@michellemosier#drmtheo111#qotw10 Out of all of the women we learned about this week, I think Jael stuck out to me the most. She did what she had to to do what was right for her people. I did not expect something like this to happen in the Bible, but I found it very interesting.
@roan_regnier@michellemosier I agree with Roan. I've also never heard the mutuality/hierarchy agreements before. It's always just been women help men and that was the end of it. I was very pleasantly surprised with the way we learned about this very fundamental story.
@Courtthamiltonn@michellemosier I agree ~ this was very eye-opening that even though we as humans mess up (all the time), God still looks out for us and is willing to help us out in our times of need.
@michellemosier I was most interested by Leah. It's almost like she was thought about after the fact. Jacob was given many children by Leah, none of her children were his favorite. I think Leah (and women in general were) was treated like a game to the men.
@Maxwendel14@michellemosier This is important - we were put here to take care of what God gave us. Just because God gave us dominion over the plants and animals does not mean that God gave us dominion over other humans. That was not God's intent.
@KeiganMiller1@michellemosier I agree. I was always taught that Eve went to go find Adam afterwards to tell him what happened, but after learning more about it, I found out that this was not the case.
@michellemosier I think the most important thing, and something we can all use is that Eve was made to help and support Adam not to be subject to his "commands." This is very eye-opening especially in today's world where men and women are not treated equally. #drmtheo111#qotw8