I think what Paul was trying to say is that women shouldn't hook her beauty on her adornments, that's different from saying, you cannot wear those.


Read it carefully.

Actually why don't you come straight to the point, what is it, you want to say?

Do you know that when the apostle recorded the bible, there are no chapter or verses?

you get what I'm pointing at? What makes you think 1 tim 2 v9 onwards has to be all women?

In summary, 1 Timothy 2:9-10 should refer to women in general. Verse 11 onward should refer to wives in general.


This can be supported by 1 Corinthians 14:34. Look at verse 35, who are those women referring to? Do you see the word husbands?

Yes it should.

It's interesting to note in almost all the translation, the phrase 'The woman" is indicated, instead of just women, emphasize on "the".

In ESV and Young's translation translated it as wife. But it's up to you really as I've said, not here to force you to anyone's interpretation.

Either way, You'd think in life Women in general or married would never argue or speak out or teach the husband or man? Quite sure you'll agree with me in reality it does happen.

So, what do you do to force women to submit according to what you've accepted in translation to be quiet and submissive? You scream at them? Whack them to submission so that they obey scripture according to what you understand?

This post has been edited by unknown warrior: Mar 4 2019, 01:09 PM

The whole context there talks about hair, how do you interpret it being quiet, cannot teach a man?

Live by Faith IN the Son of God

Galatians 2:20 (NIV) - I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.

Good Day Fellow Believers.

I asked God, why at times there are believers who don't live a consistent Christian life. The Lord gave me this verse. Sometime we live by sight once too often. Meaning to say we get afraid because of circumstances or we live depending on what we think will happen.

Sometime believers live by faith alone and that too can be a problem. Why? We think just by believing (Heaven knows in what) is good enough. Problem is, sometime we don't know what we're believing in.

No Dear Friends, God's word is very clear. Unless we live by Faith IN the Son of God, Jesus Christ.....We cannot live a consistent Christian Life by the Spirit. We will live by our carnal flesh. There are no other ways, it's an automatic, either you live by God's spirit or you will by the flesh. It's inevitable.

So what does it mean to live by faith in Jesus Christ? Well it is believing every single day Jesus saves you. What does that mean? Well for every weaknesses, there is grace and there is the blood that cleanses. That God is close and loves you, don't carry the view God hates you or has distance away from you. Carrying this truth and believing, Christ love you and gave Himself for you..... carrying it close to your heart will sanctify you and helps in your Christian walk with our Lord.

God's Grace is so powerful, it will cause you to lose desire to sin.

God Bless

Morning Fellow Christians.

Pray for our nation.

Sylar need prayers

Grace of God is not easily understood for people who are infant in the matters of righteousness.

*the reason why Christ gave the law is to bring the rich young ruler to the end of himself, reason being it's meant to abandon all hope/confidence in his own performances to the law because no one can adhere God's law perfectly.

Only Christ can.

** enough of you trying to fight, you are really an immature child.

This post has been edited by unknown warrior: Mar 23 2019, 12:23 PM

there was nothing in what you wrote, except for the trinity part.

Ya there is only 1 God in Heaven but in the person of 3, Christ, God the Father and the Holy Spirit.

All are welcome!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi%27an_Stele

The Xi'an Stele also known as the Nestorian Stele, Nestorian Stone, Nestorian Monument,[1] or Nestorian Tablet, is a Tang Chinese stele erected in 781 that documents 150 years of early Christianity in China.[2] It is a 279 cm tall limestone block with text in both Chinese and Syriac describing the existence of Christian communities in several cities in northern China. It reveals that the initial Church of the East had met recognition by the Tang Emperor Taizong, due to efforts of the Christian missionary Alopen in 635.[3] According to the Stele, Alopen and his fellow Syriac missionaries came to China from Daqin (the Eastern Roman Empire) in the ninth year of Emperor Taizong (Tai Tsung) (635), bringing sacred books and images.[4] Buried in 845, probably during religious suppression, the stele was not rediscovered until 1625.

Interesting..