Paul didn't say they didn't know the truth. He said they didn't love it. Explore the Greek behind 2 Thessalonians 2:10 and why that distinction changes everything.
The deeper I dive into Scripture (and especially the deeper I delve into original languages), the more seriously (and in many cases, literally) I take the Bible, and the more my convictions are molded by biblical themes
Reflection question 6: I replaced the pronoun “you” with the noun “complementarian”. Those who are “aware of an uncomfortable truth and yet choose to reject it”.
The good that came out of evil is this: the opportunity for online ministries of women that reach the hearts of millions affecting change.
Very poignant questions raised in this article, and it's really tough to answer honestly precisely because the intellectual knowledge is often hard to distinguish from with genuine faithfulness.
When I was in discipleship training school, my classmates used to say how much I must love the Lord because of my (comparatively) advanced biblical/theological knowledge, but does it lead to transformation? I try to, but perhaps not as much as I ought to be.
Thank you so much!!!!! This is such a blessing and is so much deeper than I even imagined. I had thoughts popping in seeing so many different ways this affects us!!! This is so huge!!! I’m going to print this out and keep it and read it many more times!!! Thank you so much!!
This is so good!
The deeper I dive into Scripture (and especially the deeper I delve into original languages), the more seriously (and in many cases, literally) I take the Bible, and the more my convictions are molded by biblical themes
I LOVE that!!!
Reflection question 6: I replaced the pronoun “you” with the noun “complementarian”. Those who are “aware of an uncomfortable truth and yet choose to reject it”.
The good that came out of evil is this: the opportunity for online ministries of women that reach the hearts of millions affecting change.
Very poignant questions raised in this article, and it's really tough to answer honestly precisely because the intellectual knowledge is often hard to distinguish from with genuine faithfulness.
When I was in discipleship training school, my classmates used to say how much I must love the Lord because of my (comparatively) advanced biblical/theological knowledge, but does it lead to transformation? I try to, but perhaps not as much as I ought to be.
This was very insightful!
It was so good to "meet" you on zoom last night.
Thank you for your due diligence to study and helping others to understand YHVH'S Word from a Hebraic Root.
Blessings sister ❤️
BTW Tina, did you get the email this morning?
Shalom. I got the replay of the second session. I'm still missing the first session.
Thank you 😊
I think the link to the first session is in the same email. Let me know.
It was so nice to meet you too Tina. It is the greatest blessing of my life to be able to share with you all!
Thank you! It really is so helpful! And a wonderful way to gather 🥰
Thank you so much!!!!! This is such a blessing and is so much deeper than I even imagined. I had thoughts popping in seeing so many different ways this affects us!!! This is so huge!!! I’m going to print this out and keep it and read it many more times!!! Thank you so much!!
You are so welcome!! I was happy to do this one!!