Hogwash and codswollop.The use of S5828 in the context of Genesis 2:18 is meant to convey the intentionally created hierarchical relationship between Adam and the Woman.
This is reiterated and confirmed 1 Ti 2:13 by Paul ("first").
Hogwash and codswollop.The use of S5828 in the context of Genesis 2:18 is meant to convey the intentionally created hierarchical relationship between Adam and the Woman.
This is reiterated and confirmed 1 Ti 2:13 by Paul ("first").
The use of S5828 in the context of Genesis 2:18 is meant to convey the intentionally created hierarchical relationship between Adam and the Woman.
This is reiterated and confirmed 1 Ti 2:13 by Paul ("first").
Then in vv 14 Paul warns of the weakness and vulnerability of the woman.
And not just ANY woman, but an initially sinless and perfect woman. Whoops.
BTW......it was ADAM who renamed the Woman Eve. Because of course only Adam had the vested authority to do so. Just like he had the authority to name the animals. Maybe you missed that part.
And something else: the Jews are ALSO "first". See how that works?
What is your take on this passage? Thanks buddy.Hogwash and codswollop.
It looks like you’re ignoring the context. It is a statement of certain consequence resulting from the woman’s choice, just as verses 17-19 show the certain consequences of the man’s choice. The woman will desire her husband’s affection but he will rule her harshly. Your attitude is a perfect example of the unpleasant consequences.What is your take on this passage? Thanks buddy.
Gen 3:16
Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.
The now-fallen man’s corrupt “authority”? Riiiiiight.Furthermore, there is indication in this passage that the now fallen woman would be in conflict with the mans authority.
Sister, if you look back at my comments, look what im saying regarding my sisters in christ, how we can't without you, we need you!!! that's why God created Eve!
if i was ever acting superior just because im a man then im sorry, this is not then intention at all!
i just wanna follow Gods word from beginning to end, and do it the best i can, the last thing i wanna do is to be contrary to his word, my respect for God is too big.
but your right we should encourage each other in our God given roles!
we can't without each other!
The use of S5828 in the context of Genesis 2:18 is meant to convey the intentionally created hierarchical relationship between Adam and the Woman.
This is reiterated and confirmed 1 Ti 2:13 by Paul ("first").
Then in vv 14 Paul warns of the weakness and vulnerability of the woman.
And not just ANY woman, but an initially sinless and perfect woman. Whoops.
BTW......it was ADAM who renamed the Woman Eve. Because of course only Adam had the vested authority to do so. Just like he had the authority to name the animals. Maybe you missed that part.
And something else: the Jews are ALSO "first". See how that works?
Gen 3:16 Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.
Furthermore, there is indication in this passage that the now fallen woman would be in conflict with the mans authority.
@Snackersmom could be on to something with this Y chromosome authority "problem".
Thats what you came up with? Doesn't make sense to me.It looks like you’re ignoring the context. It is a statement of certain consequence resulting from the woman’s choice, just as verses 17-19 show the certain consequences of the man’s choice. The woman will desire her husband’s affection but he will rule her harshly. Your attitude is a perfect example of the unpleasant consequences.
The now-fallen man’s corrupt “authority”? Riiiiiight.
My phrasing? Don't blame me. That is God doing the talking there.Your phrasing is again interesting..... referring to Adam by name and Eve as "The Woman" is intriguing on a psychological level, but I won't get into that right now.
Really the question to be asked is whether "and he shall rule over thee" must needs be a continuing mandate as long as the present fallen condition of man (and woman) remains.
My phrasing? Don't blame me. That is God doing the talking there.
And yes, the woman was "woman" up util Adam JOYOUSLY renamed her "EVE" the "mother of all living".
So this woman who just recently "fell to her death" is now the mother of all living. Why?
Because of her RIGHT CONFESSION of the truth. Before God. In a public trial in a courtroom setting, with Satan present and probably unfallen and fallen angels packed in there.
So then God removes their "graveclothes of mourning" (fig leaves), covers them with lamb skins as an object lesson (covers them with the Blood) and redeems (yet future) BOTH Adam and the woman as a result of this trial.
"She has a name now"I'm not sure what the rest of your comments have to do with the discussion at hand
"She has a name now"
Hopefully you will find out why eventually. Its a critical study.
And yes, being "not sure" is.....tragically common in this day and age.
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Genesis 2:18 The LORD God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.”
Thank you for the inspiration, @Snackersmom ! I hope you and yours are well .![]()
I cannot speak for anyone else, but my wife is quite fragile. Very vulnerable. In many ways.The modern woman are not the weak and feeble woman
I have posted on ezer kenegdo multiple times throughout my years here... a word search of kenegdo in my postThank you miss Magenta, lovely panel! ❤
Ezer Kenegdo has a few different interpretations but they are all quite powerful and relevant. I LOVE how the word was also used to describe God's help! Very interesting study!
We can thank @cv5 for calling it to my attention though, all I did was cross-reference so I think he gets the credit for that one.
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Genesis 2:18 The LORD God said, “It is not good for the man to be alone. I will make a helper suitable for him.”
Thank you for the inspiration, @Snackersmom ! I hope you and yours are well .![]()
I cannot speak for anyone else, but my wife is quite fragile. Very vulnerable. In many ways.
I must be extremely careful and tender with her at all times. No exaggeration.
If “and he shall rule over thee” is a “continuing mandate” then so is this:Thats what you came up with? Doesn't make sense to me.
Really the question to be asked is whether "and he shall rule over thee"
must needs be a continuing mandate as long as the present fallen condition of man (and woman) remains.
Hello?If “and he shall rule over thee” is a “continuing mandate” then so is this:
“Cursed is the ground because of you; through painful toil you will eat food from it all the days of your life. By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground….”
Perhaps you should reconsider your interpretation.