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Nov 13, 2019 · John MacArthur continues to double down on his aggressively patriarchal interpretation of Scripture. After sparking outrage a few weeks ago for telling popular author and preacher Beth Moore to “go home”, he’s now preaching that women’s “take over” of culture is leading to “trouble”. “Let me tell you something: If children are ...
Jun 3, 2024 · Women are not to exercise any such ministries. The women who joined in the chaotic self–expression which Paul has been condemning not only added to the confusion but should not have been speaking in the first place. In God’s order for the church, women should subject themselves, just as the Law also says.
It is not, of course, that among Christians there is no such thing as a Jew Gentile, slave, free person, man, or woman. There are obvious racial, social, and sexual differences among people. Paul, however, was speaking of spiritual differences-differences in standing before the Lord, spiritual value, privilege, and worthiness.
In this G3 Clip, John MacArthur addresses the issue of women attempting to serve in the role of pastor.Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/rVd2SkvZyuI...
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Nov 13, 2019 · Women who pastor and women who preach in the church are a disgrace and openly reflect opposition to the clear command of the Word of God. This is flagrant disobedience.” MacArthur argued that 1 Corinthians 14:34, which reads: “Women should remain silent in the churches,” shouldn’t be “hard to understand.”
Throughout the Old Testament, women were active in the religious life of Israel, but generally they were not leaders. Women like Deborah (Judges 4) were clearly the exception and not the rule. There was no woman with an ongoing prophetic ministry. No woman was a priest. No queen ever ruled Israel. No woman wrote an Old Testament (or New ...
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