Which ancient Israelite laws still apply today and which don’t? Should the law be divided into moral, civil, and ceremonial categories? And why did Jesus quote Deuteronomy when Satan tempted him? In this episode, Tim and Jon respond to audience questions about the Deuteronomy scroll. Thanks to our incredible audience for your questions.
Today’s readings come from Nehemiah 12-13; Acts 24
Author Kate Mosse shares inspirational stories of women from across global history – including the forgotten life of her great grandmother Lily Watson
During lockdown, author Kate Mosse set out on her own detective story, investigating her family tree to unearth the forgotten life of a fellow novelist – her great grandmother Lily Watson. Drawing on her social media campaign, #womeninhistory, Kate soon uncovered many more lives that she felt were worth sharing, and has brought these unheard and little-known stories from women’s history together in her book Warrior Queens and Quiet Revolutionaries. She speaks to Emily Briffett about some of the many characters she encountered.
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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Mark Langdon and Philippe Auclair as England secure their spot in the Quarter-Finals with a comfortable win over Senegal
1 Samuel 7 is about Samuel’s emergence as the nation of Israel’s spiritual and military leader (i.e., a judge). The contrast with the house of Eli is again palpable. The main focus of this emergence is a revival in Israel and the subsequent conflict with
Some say we should remove it from the Bible.
Intro – 0:009:26 The Take It Out of the Bible View48:58 The Refutation View1:34:51 The Education or Clatter View2:05:56 The Strict View2:24:44 The Judging Prophecy View3:09:54 Conclusions
Others say the Bible is rejecting these statements about women, not endorsing them.
Others say this is why women shouldn’t speak in church in any way, perhaps singing in the congregation is ok though.
Others say this is a prohibition on women as teachers during regular all-church services.
Others say this passage is about prophecy and who is supposed to participate in the judging of prophetic gifts, discerning whether those messages are from God.
It’s hard to get around the idea that this passage seems to endorse complementarian or patriarchal views of gender roles. But we will explore various attempts to do so.
“As in all the churches of the saints, the women should keep silent in the churches. For they are not permitted to speak, but should be in submission, as the Law also says. If there is anything they desire to learn, let them ask their husbands at home. For it is shameful for a woman to speak.” 1 Corinthians 14:33-35
We’ll examine all sides and dig deep to get as much clarity as I am able to offer on not only 1 Corinthians 14:33-35 but also how it applies to the topic of Women in Ministry.
After years of being a bit confused about the topic of women in ministry I set out to spend months researching the topic in great detail to produce this exhaustive teaching series on the topic. This is part 11.
CLICK HERE for the playlist of ALL the videos in this series (more will be added as I make them).
CLICK HERE for my teaching notes from today’s video. You can find footnotes there, as well.
CLICK HERE for my two part series on “How to Understand the Old Testament Law”
CLICK HERE for my three videos explaining manuscript differences and how reliable the New Testament is.
You can also find more videos freely available on my website:https://BibleThinker.org
In this episode of the Audio Bible Podcast, we continue reading the Old Testament Book of 1 Kings. We are reading 1 Kings chapter 11 [Read more]
God has equipped you to break the negative cycles in your family line. You’re called to set a new standard for future generations. Your best days [Read more]
Today’s readings come from Nehemiah 11; Acts 23
From hippies and protests to mind-altering music, Alwyn Turner tackles listener questions on the anti-establishment movement that swept the west in the 1960s
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