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In this episode, I attempt to find a balance in the notion of submission by building a case for the Greek word ἀλλήλων to be used in a "one upon another" sense (as it is found in Luke 12:1) instead of the easily-misunderstood English translation of "one to another," often supporting a mistaken "reciprocal" sense. Don't worry, I don't get into the Greek jargon too much in this episode, but rather examine the context, syntax, and picture of submission to help us understand how the Bible expects us to understand submission with regards to whether or not it is "mutual." Hope this helps.
Music credit: "Cute Avalanche" by RKVC - No Copyright (Thanks, RKVC!)
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In this episode, I attempt to find a balance in the notion of submission by building a case for the Greek word ἀλλήλων to be used in a "one upon another" sense (as it is found in Luke 12:1) instead of the easily-misunderstood English translation of "one to another," often supporting a mistaken "reciprocal" sense. Don't worry, I don't get into the Greek jargon too much in this episode, but rather examine the context, syntax, and picture of submission to help us understand how the Bible expects us to understand submission with regards to whether or not it is "mutual." Hope this helps.
Music credit: "Cute Avalanche" by RKVC - No Copyright (Thanks, RKVC!)
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