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Originally Posted by Nell
awareness,
Did you read John's post again, even once? UntoHim gave you an obvious list. Here's another clue, even more obvious:
The last paragraph of John's post is titled "Appeal to Christian men".
Appeal to Christian men
Men, if you are not, wouldn’t you want to be married to a woman of chayil? How might your behavior toward women change if you believed that God wanted all Christian women to be women of chayil? The thing I most remember from Bushnell’s book is the point that the God-given gifts of half the body of Christ have been stifled because of wrong thinking about Christian women. Our Christian sisters have been the objects of our wrong attitudes and behaviors. Please, at least pray about the possibility and give the Lord an opportunity to show you how to value, honor, and learn from these members of the body, a body of which you are a part.
I guess there's really something to this "man needs a helper" business. In Gen. 2:16-18 God told man what to eat and what not to eat. Immediately, God knew man needed help following these simple instructions, so he created woman.
This was posted on December 4, 2016: The Message, The Mission
Nell |
Right on Nell. Thanks much. I think I understand now, what Jane's mission is. It's to start a spiritual revival like never seen before. And it's about time Christian men and women come to know, believe, and practice equality of men and women in the body of Christ.
Is there a way to reach churches that teach and practice otherwise here in Kentucky ; a way that doesn't result in a running out on a rail? Sadly, a man will have to do it. Cuz they won't listen to women.
And that's why, those that need it, like Lee's Recovery movement, won't listen to Jane.
What's that about urinating up a rope?