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The document discusses Paul's teachings on gender roles and head coverings for women based on 1 Corinthians 11:2-16. It outlines Paul's doctrine of headship with Christ as the head of man and man as the head of woman. Paul argues that women should wear a head covering as a symbol of authority based on relationships, origins, purpose, and what is proper according to nature. The document examines different views on gender roles and debates whether head coverings are still applicable today.
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3. The writer warns that taking communion in an unworthy manner can make one guilty of disrespecting Jesus' body and blood, and that examining oneself is important before taking communion.
O Sister, Where Art Thou? Part 3. The Apostles Delemma 1
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O Sister, Where Art Thou? Part 3.5 Apostles Delemma 2
Women in the early Christian Church. The Apostle Paul's writing on women is examined in light of his female coworkers.
1 Timothy - Fighting Fit
The document provides an overview and discussion of Paul's letter to Timothy known as 1 Timothy. It discusses three key spiritual states:
1. Spiritual Fitness characterized by a cleared conscience, with the goal of saving sinners through fighting the good fight of faith while maintaining defenses of faith and good conscience.
2. Spiritual Flab characterized by a smeared conscience, with the goal of material gain through fruitless discussion. Defenses are weak and vulnerable.
3. Shipwrecked Faith characterized by a seared conscience from rejecting guidance, leading to being condemned.
It encourages maintaining right relationships with God through prayer, others through respect, and oneself through godliness. FAQ sections discuss Paul
The truth about women
1) The document discusses the roles of men and women according to the Bible, arguing that men are meant to be leaders over women in the home, church, and society.
2) It cites several Bible passages that state women should be submissive to men and not usurp authority over them. This means women cannot be pastors or have leadership roles over men.
3) While women can serve the church in other capacities, the Bible clearly establishes a structure where men are in positions of authority over women and the family. Ordaining women as pastors or leaders would go against biblical order.
Vintage first corinthians_7.20.14
The document discusses how to properly discern whether certain teachings in the Bible are timeless or culturally specific. It examines passages from 1 Corinthians about proper conduct during worship services and the Lord's Supper. Specifically, it addresses issues around head coverings for women, divisions within the church, and eating together in a worthy manner so as not to bring judgment. The overall message is the importance of cultural and historical context in interpreting potentially controversial biblical topics.
Male and female athority
The document discusses the roles and authority of men and women based on passages from the Bible. It argues that in the original creation and in the fall, a hierarchy was established where men have authority over women. It provides numerous biblical citations that instruct women to be silent and obedient in church, and show that church leadership positions were held only by men. The document suggests this authority structure reflects the hierarchical nature of the Trinity and continues to be relevant based on the instructions of Paul and other apostles.
Male and female athority
1) The document discusses the roles of men and women and authority structures according to the Bible. It provides many scripture references about God giving authority to men over women.
2) Specific topics covered include the fall of man and woman in the garden, men serving as church leaders and bishops, women being silent in church and not usurping authority over men, and the structure of authority in marriage and the home.
3) The overall message is that the Bible establishes a hierarchy with God having authority over Christ, men having authority over women, and husbands having authority over wives, and this hierarchy is part of the natural order and God's design.
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God's wisdom in Proverbs provides principles for effective and blessed relationships. Foundational principles include making God the top priority, viewing marriage as a sacred covenant, and following God's principles over man's. Mutual principles between partners involve being open to instruction, avoiding bad counsel, seeking growth, and watching one's heart. Character is also important, with virtues like righteousness, integrity, kindness, truth, and humility being emphasized. The document encourages visiting a church website to learn more and listen to accompanying sermons on these topics.
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This document contains summaries of II Corinthians 5:9 and Romans 12:1-2 about living to please God. It discusses that pleasing God involves:
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It also summarizes that pleasing God involves presenting our bodies as living sacrifices through transformation rather than conformity to the world by renewing our minds. The goal is to prove God's good, pleasing, and perfect will.
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Resn proves
The document discusses what Jesus' resurrection proves, including that the Old Testament is the word of God, Jesus is God and Lord, God is satisfied, believers will be raised to eternal joy, Jesus will return and judge the world. It argues that all people must repent, accept Jesus as their savior by faith in his death and resurrection to save them from sin, and then serve him. It provides a link to a church website to learn more.
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Psalm 103 contains multiple calls to bless God through recognizing and acknowledging His many blessings and benefits. It encourages blessing God through verbal praise to oneself, others, God's angels, and all His creation. Both God's excellent character and great works are causes for blessing Him. The psalm describes over 8 characteristics of God's nature and over 10 of His deeds as reasons for blessing His holy name.
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This psalm praises God, who reigns over all and establishes justice. It describes God as exalted in Zion above all peoples, with a great and awesome name. It mentions that Moses, Aaron and Samuel called on God's name and he answered them, speaking through a pillar of cloud. The psalm calls the people to tremble before God, exalt and praise his name, and worship at his footstool, as he is a just and forgiving ruler over Israel.
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Psalm 90 outlines timely principles for living with an eternal God. It begins by establishing that God has been a dwelling place for generations and existed before creation. Then it notes that humans lives are short like grass compared to God's eternity. Finally, it prescribes principles like acknowledging God as creator and sovereign, living wisely in light of our brevity, and finding satisfaction in God. The overall message is that understanding God's eternal nature should constantly influence how we live.
Psalm63
The psalmist expresses a deep longing and thirst for God, having seen God's power and glory. Though in a dry land without water, the psalmist finds satisfaction in God alone and praise God at all times. When remembering God, the psalmist meditates on God for comfort, as God has provided help in the past. The psalm promises that those who cling to God will be delivered and upheld, while those who seek to destroy the righteous will be judged.
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This document is a summary of Psalm 46 which discusses cultivating a quiet heart. It outlines obstacles to a quiet heart such as trouble, change, and wars. It then gives invitations to a quiet heart by knowing that God is our refuge, strength, and help. God brings peace and is exalted. The commands are to come, behold God's works, cease striving and know that God is God. The overall message is that nothing outside of us should disturb our inner peace that comes from God.
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Psalm32
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1) Keeping sin secret makes one waste away in grief, but confessing sin to God brings forgiveness and relief from guilt.
2) The righteous should pray to God especially during troubles, for God protects them from harm.
3) God instructs the righteous in the right path and shields them from sorrow, while the wicked face many troubles.
Psalm23
Psalm 23 is a song about God as the shepherd who provides for and protects His flock. It describes how the LORD is the shepherd who leads the psalmist to rest in green pastures and quiet waters, restoring their soul. Even in the darkest valleys, the shepherd's staff and rod bring comfort so that no evil can be feared. God prepares a table and anoints the psalmist's head, so that goodness and mercy will follow all the days of their life as they dwell in God's house forever under the care and protection of their shepherd.
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- 1. I CORINTHIANS 11:2-16
- 3. Every man who has something on his head while praying or prophesying disgraces his head. But every woman who has her head uncovered while praying or prophesying disgraces her head, for she is one and the same as the woman whose head is shaved.
- 4. For if a woman does not cover her head, let her also have her hair cut off; but if it is disgraceful for a woman to have her hair cut off or her head shaved, let her cover her head. For a man ought not to have his head covered, since he is the image and glory of God; but the woman is the glory of man.
- 5. For man does not originate from woman, but woman from man; for indeed man was not created for the woman's sake, but woman for the man's sake. Therefore the woman ought to have a symbol of authority on her head, because of the angels.
- 6. However, in the Lord, neither is woman independent of man, nor is man independent of woman. For as the woman originates from the man, so also the man has his birth through the woman; and all things originate from God.
- 7. Judge for yourselves: is it proper for a woman to pray to God with her head uncovered? Does not even nature itself teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a dishonor to him,
- 8. but if a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her? For her hair is given to her for a covering. But if one is inclined to be contentious, we have no other practice, nor have the churches of God.