Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Genesis But were afraid to ask (or afraid that you might be asked)

We're following a rigorously specific outline for this passage in order to make sure we don't skip anything, and we see every detail of it. 1 - Command: A Woman Must Learn (11, Review) 2 - Prohibition: A Woman Is Not Allowed (12) 3 - Because Of The Order Of Creation (13) 4 - Because Of The Order Of The Fall (14)

2 Paths Revealing God's Unending Grace to You 1 - Antediluvian Interruption (10–25) 2 - Covenant Inception (26-32)

For this passage we will use the Legacy Standard Bible, and as we work through I'll show you where and why I prefer that translation for this passage. 1 Timothy 2:11-15 (LSB): A woman must learn in quietness, in all submission. 12 But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet. 13 For it was Adam who was first formed, and then Eve. 14 And it was not Adam who was deceived, but the woman being deceived, fell into trespass. 15 But she will be saved through the bearing of children, if they continue in faith and love and sanctification with self-restraint. 0 - Introduction: Why This Is Important 1 - Command: A Woman Must Learn (11, Today) 2 - Prohibition: A Woman Is Not Allowed (12) 3 - Because Of The Order Of Creation (13) 4 - Because Of The Order Of The Fall (14) 5 - Because Of The Design Of God (15)

2 Paths Which Portray to You God's Providence Genesis 11:1-9 1 - A Contrary Ploy (1-4) 2 - A Concrete Plan (5-9)

Jesus Christ's resurrection is the centerpiece of history and the core of the gospel ("Good News") we believe and preach. What you do in response to the message of Christ's death and resurrection determines your eternal destiny. 1 - Do You Know What Happened? (Matthew 28:1-10) 2 - Do You Know The Gospel? (1 Corinthians 15:1-8) 3 - Do You Know Him? (1 Corinthians 15:9-11)

4 Facets of Our Heritage that Reveal God's Sovereign Glory 1 - Signs of Cursing & Blessing (9:18-32) 2 - Sons of Cursory Blessing (10:1-5) 3 - Sons of Cursing Beginning (10:6-20) 4 - Sons of Blessing Culminated (10:21-32)

The second half of 1 Timothy 2 is a passage that is, in our time, considered controversial. Some unbelievers mock it, and believe it exposes the Bible as irrelevant and archaic. Worse yet, some professing believers twist its meaning, and will tell you that it doesn't mean what it says, or that it means the opposite of what it says. Before we dive in, I ask you to come to this passage in the same manner you should come to every passage of the Bible. Pay careful attention to the most important things. + Who wrote this? + Who was it written to? + What is the context within this book? + What do the words say? + How would the author have understood it? + How would the original readers have understood it? I chose to outline this passage rigorously according to its grammatical structure. In light of aberrant teachings Timothy was facing in Ephesus, the Apostle Paul reiterated God's will for the roles of men and women in the spiritual life of His people. 1 - Therefore I Want Men . . . (8) 2 - Likewise I Want Women . . . (9-10)