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Sorry Runningator...

When you tell a child to sit down and be quiet, how many ways are you expecting the child to take that? Literally? You would be expecting that child to take your word literally.

ok, then lets take this a bit further...

Paul says this...34 women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says.

Based on what seems to be your view of taking something literally, the only way this can be read is that a woman shoud make no noise in church at all. They cant speak, they cant sing, they cant do anything that makes noise.

is that how you view this verse?

You are adding on your own words. (eg singing, clapping etc..) different culture and worship.

Are you taking into account the culture of the times?

For a woman to just speak out without the "covering" of her husband was a shameful thing.

Don't forget, women and men sat seperately unlike todays trend of Church.

I have no problem with reading the Word giving consideration to the time and culture. I don't think the explanation of Creation is about that.

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Do we agree on the meaning of the word literal? We musn't.

I don

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If you read the sports page and it says the Bears mauled the Lions, do you take that literally?

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That is hyperbole......we have been through that...

I didn't start this post for you to dissect my belief of God's Word.

This is what I can't handle...Fellow believers who want to nit pick over any little thing that THEY personally don't agree with.

My original post ended - that I was PROUD to be a literal Believer...do I now have to defend myself to you RunninGator?

You are coming across that way.

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So then you are not taking the Bible literally

Am I like you then?

Guest HIS girl

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You sound annoyed that I take the Bible literally.

That's sad.

no, what I am annoyed at is the implication that I don

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I have no problem with reading the Word giving consideration to the time and culture. I don't think the explanation of Creation is about that.

So then you are not taking the Bible literally

Taking into account the time and culture has nothing to do with that.

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Do you think that will be beneficial? We seem to not agree on the Bible OR the word literal.

Do you believe Jonah was swallowed by a large fish? Lot's wife turned into a pillar of salt? Noah and the Ark? 24 hr day Creation? The miracle by Jesus of feeding the 5000?

I believe each and everyone of them..literally.

Do you?

With your answer we may bridge the gap to what we both perceive as the meaning of literal.

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I have no problem with reading the Word giving consideration to the time and culture. I don't think the explanation of Creation is about that.

So then you are not taking the Bible literally

Taking into account the time and culture has nothing to do with that.

When interpreting the Bible, time and culture has everything to do with it, when determining the one true meaning of the text. There can be many principles and applications, but only one meaning. In 1 Corinthians 14:34, is Paul giving instructions to you, specifically, or women in the entire church age?

I did NOT mean that....

I meant that time and culture has NOTHING to do with taking the Bible literally....If you read my reply...I said it was the TIME AND CULTURE of what Paul said....

I AM FOR literal reading of the word...PLEASE READ MY POST AND REPLIES before taking me OUT of context......

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Sorry Runningator...

When you tell a child to sit down and be quiet, how many ways are you expecting the child to take that? Literally? You would be expecting that child to take your word literally.

ok, then lets take this a bit further...

Paul says this...34 women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says.

Based on what seems to be your view of taking something literally, the only way this can be read is that a woman shoud make no noise in church at all. They cant speak, they cant sing, they cant do anything that makes noise.

is that how you view this verse?

You are adding on your own words. (eg singing, clapping etc..) different culture and worship.

Are you taking into account the culture of the times?

For a woman to just speak out without the "covering" of her husband was a shameful thing.

Don't forget, women and men sat seperately unlike todays trend of Church.

I have no problem with reading the Word giving consideration to the time and culture. I don't think the explanation of Creation is about that.

Please re read my response!!

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You do not take the Creation explanation leterally as 24 hour days.

You said it.

that is because the Bible does not tell us they are literally 24 hour days.

What does evening and morning mean to you really?

Gen 1 v 5b: So the evening and the morning were the first day.

NOT literal enough?

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