The Bible vs Progressive Women

[daisyseesthesun]

There have been so many shocking murders of women lately... at the hands of their husbands, boyfriends.

One guy tried to destroy the remains of his other half in a blender. Then said it was the woman's fault.

Not much has changed..

Hi Magenta,

I agree with you. Women have always been put down. An example of this is John Lennon's song ( woman is the nigger of the world)
Lennon tells exactly how it is. But don't you think the violence has escalated as of late? Men are killing girlfriends and wives, and parents are killing children. Hatred toward older women. The ..... jealousy towards woman. The Bible says the worst type of hatred is jealousy Proverbs 27:4

We are blamed for eating the apple. Then the devil blames us for giving birth to Christ.

We are even put down by our Christian community when God never meant the guideline to be harsh but to keep us safe.

these men that state these rules also need to be reminded that God also said this "Love her your wife like Jesus loves the church" Ephesians 5:25 Don't be harsh, and respect your wife 1 Peter 3:7


P.S i didn't think you would talk to me after yesterday discussion. I'm sorry I completely misunderstood.

 

[Webers.Home]

these men that state these rules also need to be reminded that God also said this "Love her your
wife like Jesus loves the church" Ephesians 5:25 Don't be harsh, and respect your wife 1 Peter 3:7

Recriminations are a natural reaction to criticism; typically motivated by
resentment at being singled out for faults common to others.

However, recriminations are quite futile. They do nothing to mitigate one's
own faults nor excuse their conduct. Recriminations are an indignant
person's way of dragging people down with them so they don't go down
alone.

● Luke 6:29 . . And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek, offer also
the other.

In this day and age of assertiveness, turning the other cheek is no longer in
vogue with some Christians. Oh, they'll vote for turning the other cheek
alright and agree it's good Christian character. But you know, good Christian
character is sort of like the Classics: everybody says we ought to have the
Classics in our libraries, but really: who ever reads them?

● 1Pet 2:21-24 . . For to this you were called, because Christ also suffered
for us, leaving us an example, that you should follow His steps . . who, when
He was reviled, did not revile in return.
_

 

[Dino246]

Recriminations are a natural reaction to criticism; typically motivated by
resentment at being singled out for faults common to others.

However, recriminations are quite futile. They do nothing to mitigate one's
own faults nor excuse their conduct. Recriminations are an indignant
person's way of dragging people down with them so they don't go down
alone.

● Luke 6:29 . . And unto him that smiteth thee on the one cheek, offer also
the other.

In this day and age of assertiveness, turning the other cheek is no longer in
vogue with some Christians. Oh, they'll vote for turning the other cheek
alright and agree it's good Christian character. But you know, good Christian
character is sort of like the Classics: everybody says we ought to have the
Classics in our libraries, but really: who ever reads them?

● 1Pet 2:21-24 . . For to this you were called, because Christ also suffered
for us, leaving us an example, that you should follow His steps . . who, when
He was reviled, did not revile in return.
_

What a convenient way of avoiding accountability for the sexist hogwash you post.

 

[Webers.Home]

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● Gen 3:16c . .Your desire shall be for your husband,

The Hebrew of that passage is apparently somewhat difficult as even the
great rabbi scholars Rashi and Ramban were in disagreement how best to
interpret it.

The Hebrew word translated "desire" shows up so infrequently in the Bible
that it's difficult to get a good feel for it. In point of fact, other than here in
Genesis, the only other places it's used is Gen 4:7 and Song 7:10.

I'm thinking the Hebrew word implies allure. In other words; Eve could be
just as immodest, just as daring, and just as provocative in private with her
husband all she wanted; but not in public for the eyes of other men.

That rule can be a bit frustrating for beautiful women filled out in all the
right places because they typically yearn for their goods to be admired
everywhere by everybody; and the more revealing, and the more public, the
better.

Well; I recommend that they satisfy that yearning while still young and
uncommitted because marriage is a possessive kind of relationship wherein
the partners' physical charms should be considered off the shelf rather than
remaining on display for others to examine.

NOTE: God improved upon Eve's fig leaves by making her some clothing
translated from a Hebrew word pertaining to garments hanging from the
shoulders. Thus our ancient grandma's topless days came to an end.
_

 

[Cameron143]

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● Gen 3:16c . .Your desire shall be for your husband,

The Hebrew of that passage is apparently somewhat difficult as even the
great rabbi scholars Rashi and Ramban were in disagreement how best to
interpret it.

The Hebrew word translated "desire" shows up so infrequently in the Bible
that it's difficult to get a good feel for it. In point of fact, other than here in
Genesis, the only other places it's used is Gen 4:7 and Song 7:10.

I'm thinking the Hebrew word implies allure. In other words; Eve could be
just as immodest, just as daring, and just as provocative in private with her
husband all she wanted; but not in public for the eyes of other men.

That rule can be a bit frustrating for beautiful women filled out in all the
right places because they typically yearn for their goods to be admired
everywhere by everybody; and the more revealing, and the more public, the
better.

Well; I recommend that they satisfy that yearning while still young and
uncommitted because marriage is a possessive kind of relationship wherein
the partners' physical charms should be considered off the shelf rather than
remaining on display for others to examine.

NOTE: God improved upon Eve's fig leaves by making her some clothing
translated from a Hebrew word pertaining to garments hanging from the
shoulders. Thus our ancient grandma's topless days came to an end.
_

One understanding is that her desire is for his authority or headship.