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Great Bible verses. Ladies need to be women of God and live by God's commands. God bless your work. Brenda
2007-02-07 08:49:19 Posted by From God's Word ()
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Bolder than I Michael. I am planning on writing on this very subjct as well, although I do so with much prayer and seeking to be as gentle as possible.
I will need to digest what you say here. I don't know yet what might come to light in my mind in pursuing the subject matter as you present it, but it needs to be done with great dilegence. This is no small matter, although many may try to make it so.
Bottom line: Men and Women are not the same and those who try and make it so are caught in a trap from Satan, made all the more powerful by this secular world and what it says on the matter to the point of making human laws about it.
I do not define the role of anyone. God Does, and I think we are happiest when we find the role he intended for us and seek to please him in doing that.
Note: I think Joan of Arc is a fascinating historical figure. I do not say she was perfect ladies, but I do not denigrate what she did. There are many examples of those outside the norms we expect, and she was one of them. Right or wrong, I am not wise enough to say with certainty. So do not think I seek to "put a woman in her place" even though I may agree with much of what Michael covers here...
In Truth,
Mel
2007-02-07 13:05:27 Posted by Mel ()
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  Here is a bear! Tihi! I wish there were many more like him. Imagine women to the man is like man to Jesus – like Jesus to God (I Corinthians 11:3). Thith… Picture it the bear symbolizing reason to the Spirit is like woman to the man. And believe in redemption. Thi! I think I love this Grace he keeps writing about.
In that amazing Grace,
Taking care
2007-02-07 13:21:12 Posted by Anders W.E. (awell@online.no)
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Hillary Clinton is a woman. It is unheard of women taking mans place. [Exodus 13:2]
2007-02-07 13:38:37 Posted by Anders W.E. (awell@online.no)
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’Hei’ Michael,
Thank you for sending me your fine note on leadership. Leadership should be my gate, of course, being formed to be an Army officer, and I agree with your view: Integrity to the leader is all that matters, really. Even if one can agree upon following the demands of a leader playing a leader, one cannot trust the judgement of lads. And one cannot pay attention to women, for that sake.
I believe the shortcomings of leaders in the times of ours can be explained by the technological revolution we undergo but that the man himself should not be excused for not wanting to be taken seriously. Maybe in fact given by the fast development of new weapon systems and new gear within the military forces man has come to see himself as being in power by being made to lead, being equipped, and being empowered. It is a shame, of course, since this has nothing to do with Christian faith. Man lacks faith today – both by not seeing himself as an offspring himself and by not trusting in the Son – in Jesus.
Well. [--]
2007-02-14 08:20:28 Posted by Anders W.E. (awell@online.no)
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Hi Michael,
Wow, you have some strong opinions! Well, I am a woman... and I agree whole-heartedly that we should not usurp the man's role or place, in the home, at work, or within the Body of Christ in His Church. I felt that way even before I became a Christian (28 years ago). I like being a woman and have never wanted to be a man nor to have a man's responsibilities! My prayer is for those in my family, as well as my friends, who disagree with me...May God keep you in His Word and close to His side in all you do and say. Blessings! Sharon
2007-03-15 01:43:50 Posted by sharon41 ()
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