This is the most powerful and anointed prayer I’ve ever heard.
Amen!
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I know anyone who watches this is probably familiar with every subject but have you had it presented to you in such a spiritually piercing way? A really interesting video to me and Greg Reese does an amazing job delivering.
Interesting video.
Do you think he should have dealt with it privately or no?
No. He should have been allowed to speak.
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Here’s the video of what he said. Why is this weird naked sword swallower in a church rally anyway?
The men’s conference organizer, Mike Lindell, hired him as part of the entertainment.
This has been labeled false.
However, there is an element of truth to it.
Recently an ultra-Orthodox Hasidic sect banned the use of AI. The New York-based Skver sect warned adherents that artificial intelligence is “open to all abominations, heresy and infidelity without limits.”
This is the direction we are going. They are making AI an abomination. It’s disgraceful behavior, but their judgment will be their reward.
1 Timothy 2:12
But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.
Are you condemning me for posting this video?
No, I’m saying it’s odd for you to take guidance from this woman who is clearly violating Paul’s instructions about women not teaching. She looks a bit like you, though.
Im not teaching. I’m sharing. If a woman can’t post Gods Word on the internet it must be strictly for a man. Yes? Is that what you are saying here because that’s what it sounds like? And while I’m not teaching you anything, I believe that scripture you posted is in reference to teaching in the church.
I’m not saying you’re teaching. SHE is teaching. And she is most certainly not just posting God’s word. She is interpreting God’s word, which is the very definition of teaching.
What total nonsense. Paul wrote the books of Timothy from prison in Rome, addressed to a young Christian leader named Timothy about how Christians should behave in the community.
What she says no one is saying. The men are not teaching Revelation.in the Church.
Says who?
None of which changes the fact that she is a woman teaching, which is forbidden.
From ChatGPT:
The belief that Paul wrote the books of 1 Timothy and 2 Timothy from prison in Rome and addressed them to Timothy is based on several pieces of evidence and traditional interpretations:
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Authorship Claims Within the Texts: Both letters explicitly claim to be from Paul. For instance, 2 Timothy begins with, “Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, according to the promise of life that is in Christ Jesus, to Timothy, my dear son: Grace, mercy and peace from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord.”
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Historical Tradition: Early Christian writers and church fathers such as Eusebius and Jerome accepted the Pauline authorship of these letters and recognized them as part of the canonical New Testament. These traditions also support the idea that Paul wrote these letters late in his life, possibly during his imprisonment in Rome before his martyrdom.
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Internal Evidence and Historical Context: The letters themselves contain references that suggest they were written from a context of imprisonment. For example, in 2 Timothy, Paul writes about being “poured out like a drink offering,” and the time for his “departure” is near, suggesting he was facing the end of his life in prison. The content of the letters, which deals with church governance, false teachings, and personal conduct, aligns with issues that would be pertinent to a leader like Timothy in a developing Christian community.
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Scholarly Analysis: Scholars who affirm Pauline authorship often point to the personal tone and specific instructions to Timothy, which are consistent with Paul’s known concerns and style. Moreover, the theological themes such as faithfulness, endurance, and sound teaching are consistent with Paul’s other writings.
However, it’s worth noting that the authorship of these letters is also subject to debate among scholars. Some question Paul’s authorship based on stylistic differences from his undisputed letters and the descriptions of church organization that seem more developed than what would be expected during Paul’s lifetime. These scholars sometimes suggest a later authorship, attributing the letters to a follower of Paul writing in his name, which was a common practice in the ancient world to honor an influential figure’s legacy.
Despite these debates, the traditional view remains widely accepted within many Christian denominations and by many biblical scholars.
You’re such a liar. ChatGPT is not a source. It provided you with the Bible as source for your claim but you and Nico told me not that long ago that testimony by characters in the Bible was not proof of Christ because there was no proof they existed. Now you’re using the very source you told me was not a source.
All other sources you provided are sources that took info from the Bible as proof so that invalidates your proof, therefore, teaching must not be forbidden.
Michele, that’s idiotic. You want a Biblical source? I posted one to start this entire topic. Nowhere does it say “only in the church”. It says women are not permitted to teach.
1 Timothy 2:12
But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.
Be in silence where? Everywhere?
Women can’t teach because of the fall. She’s not teaching her husband or in the church. She’s allowed to have open conversations about what she has LEARNED.
Hey…I’ll just stand over here👉🏻 and wait until you tell me where she’s allowed to have conversations about the Word.