#101 – ╫ Women: Teach or Keep Quiet? | Women in Ministry (Part 2) [PODCAST]

[PODCAST] Are women allowed to teach men? What if much of they taught you regarding women in authority – whether woman can teach – is not correct? You see, if we get this wrong, we get it all wrong. Because we will distort the picture of the husband and wife – the Bride (Assembly) and Bridegroom (Messiah). For the past 2000 years, Paul’s controversial letters have been misunderstood, misaligned, and sometimes even rejected. Among the most debated is his letters concerning women in ministry. Can women teach? Are women allowed to hold positions of authority? Should women wear head coverings? Are women allowed to wear jewelry? What are the biblical roles of men & women? These debates may have formed due to a lack of knowledge regarding both the old testament writings, as well as a certain Roman cultural revolution that occurred at the time of his writings. Join PD in 2 hours of investigation into first century Rome to better understand the contexts of Paul’s letters dealing with women in ministry. Rise on Fire is a ministry assigned to ignite a fire of Spirit & Truth around the world. God is calling us back to the walk of Yeshua with no more excuses. We are free from the traditions of men, led by the Truth and empowered by the Spirit. ╫ If this blessed you, make a donation to help me do more! http://www.riseonfire.com/partner ╫ Links: http://www.riseonfire.com http://www.facebook.com/RiseOnFire http://www.twitter.com/RiseOnFireSA https://www.youtube.com/RiseOnFire PATRONS - Special thanks to: Chelsea Randell Vivian Lockett Marianne L Coulter Matthew Mann Shawn Rutherford Mary K Ellison Christopher Tusken Roderick Tinsley Michael Inocentes CREDIT All music rights reserved (c) to the respective owners. We do not own the rights to the songs used. Permission has been obtained from Mattie Montgomery, Citipointe Live, Sarah Jubilee and Lize Wiid for use. The most helpful academic source on this series has been: Roman Wives, Roman Widows: The Appearance of New Women and the Pauline Communities by Bruce W. Winter ​ [other sources cited within video]