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Who “Killed” Junia? Part Two

May 2, 2014 by Patrick Mead

When it comes to figuring out who killed Junia (as in, “removed her from the record and changed her name to male”) we could pick any of a number of powerful men who added weight to the concept and value of male-only leadership.

Filed Under: Women and the Bible, women in the new testament Tagged With: bible translation, Chysostom, female apostle, Junia in the Bible, Martin Luther

Defusing the 1 Timothy 2:12 Bomb: What Does Paul Mean by Authority (Authentein)

February 12, 2014 by Gail Wallace

In my recent post on 1 Timothy 2:12, discussion about the word “authentein” (often translated as authority) was especially rich. Here are some highlights:

Filed Under: Difficult Passages, Women and the Church Tagged With: Apostle Paul and women, authentein in the bible, authority in the bible, bible translation, Gail Wallace

Footnoted: Was the Bible Written Only for Men? Part 2

November 30, 2013 by Rebecca Card-Hyatt

In Part One Rebecca wrote about how the Greek word “adelphoi” has been intentionally translated as “brothers” rather than as “brothers and sisters” 135 times in the ESV translation of the Bible. In this post she addresses why this matters.  I had read my Bible for years without being particularly affected by adelphoi being translated […]

Filed Under: Women and the Bible, Women and the Church Tagged With: adelphoi in the bible, bible translation, ESV Bible Translation, gender inclusive translation

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