Posted in 1 Timothy issues on Mar 13th, 2006
Q: You say that “a woman” in 1 Timothy 2:11 & 12 is the same terminology as Paul calling “a man” living in sin in 1 Corinthians 5. Wouldn’t you have to admit that the normal grammatical reading in 1 Corinthians 5 which says that Paul is talking about a particular man, not “all [...]
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Posted in In the beginning - Genesis on Mar 13th, 2006
Q: In your section on 1 Timothy 2, you state that Adam saw some of the animals being created, perhaps the mates of the animals already created on day six. However, says that God had formed “all of the beasts” (NIV) or “every beast” (NASB). Wouldn’t you say that it’s a stretch to say that [...]
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Posted in 1 Timothy issues on Mar 13th, 2006
Q: It also seems that 1 Timothy 2:15 is crucial for your interpretation. The word ’she’ is a definite point in your favor. However, without this verse (being that it’s very difficult historically) do you think you’d have the strength in your argument as you do now?
A: Yes, 1 Timothy 2:15 is a very strong [...]
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Posted in In the beginning - Genesis on Mar 13th, 2006
Q: Doesn’t Genesis 2:8 simply say that God had already planted a garden and then put man into it after he was formed? Don’t the following verses then go on to describe what the garden was composed of, not a sequential account of the garden being formed after the man? If 2:8 [...]
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