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That's right, it's a double-header to close it out! Titus and 1 Timothy 3 make essentially the same argument but use a couple different strategies. So as we exegete these passages we'll contrast them and get a big picture of Paul's argument that is gospel-centered and applies to us in amazing ways! Then we'll hear the conclusion of this project as well as a little note for further discussion. Thank you so much for walking with me in this project, it means so much to me!
We're almost done with these passages but this is a good one! Let's walk through 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 together and see how the gospel is being preached here and listen to the words as they really do impact our daily life.
On to the next, with Ephesians 5! This time we're doing something TOTALLY different. Actually we're just doing the same expositional work and then hearing the gospel from this passage and applying it to our lives. But I gotta say that I'm loving this time in the Word.
We continue our study of the complementarian proof texts with 1 Corinthians 14:34-36. We'll do the same thing where we exegete, see the gospel, and then preach it to ourselves. Are you having fun yet?
Now it's time for the moment you've all been waiting for: the "but what about these passages?!" section! This episode we will spend our time doing expositional exegesis of 1 Timothy 2:8-15 and see what it really says when we study it properly. We'll then hear the gospel from this section and apply it to our context today, at least a little bit!
DON'T SKIP THIS EPISODE! If there is nothing else that this project is good for, hopefully this episode is beneficial to you. In this episode we're going to walk through the expositional process of exegesis that is going to be used to study the 6 complementarian "proof texts." This is such a helpful tool for reading any passage of scripture, so I hope you find it useful not just in the context of this project but in all Bible study.
In this episode, we're going to highlight passages that make it clear that the Bible is actually talking about this curse and redemption for the sexes throughout. This is important because it ensures that we're not making our problem one that the Bible is forced to deal with even though it isn't. So grab your Bibles and let's start turning pages!
In the second episode of this project, we're going to spend a significant amount of time in Genesis to ensure we really know what its saying regarding men and women and the curse of sin. We'll then move from Genesis through to Jesus and see what Jesus has to say, and what His good news brings, for the sexes Biblically. Thanks for listening!
We're launching into a sort of off-shoot project from our normal dealings. Redeemed Humanity is a short mini-series project narrated by Hayden that is aiming to walk exegetically through the whole of the Bible to see what it really says about men and women and their roles in the Church. This first section will give some insight into Hayden's background and intent and lay out what the rest of the project will entail. We end this episode with a quick note about definitions and why having common understandings of words is important to untangling the webs of argument. Thank you so much for listening!
We're back to unpack the most recent section of scripture that we have read over together, and that's the book of Ruth! We had a blast talking over this little nugget and hope you'll open up your Bibles with us as we go over it and see how Gospel much is packed into these 4 short chapters! Thanks for listening!
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Wrestling with scripture to find a blessing for the sexes. What does the Bible really tell us about men, women, and their roles in the church? Let's enter into the conversation between…