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The arc or whole of scripture highlights women in leadership, whether that be Miriam, Deborah, Huldah, or Esther in the Old Testament or Mary Magdalene, Priscilla, or Phoebe in the New. Consider these women among many more in scripture, and their leadership legacies as you process the reading here.
Women Leaders
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Ordained Women in the Church
Wealthy Women in the First Century Roman World and the Church
Women Prophets in the Old Testament
Women Leaders
The short answer to this question is yes, wives should submit to their husbands AND husbands should submit to their wives (Eph. 5:21). Throughout scripture we see this male-female mutuality, and here in the discussion on submission in Ephesians 5:18-32, the topic begins with “submit one to another.” Like we say, “I ran to the store and back,” meaning “I ran to the store, and I ran back from the store,” this passage reads literally in Greek, “submit one to another, wives to husbands,” intending to keep the thought together and using the one verb “submit” for both wives submitting to husbands and husbands submitting to wives. Ephesians 5:21 teaches all Christians should submit to one another. The passage then delves into details, which are surprisingly subversive. Enjoy your discoveries as you dig into the articles below!
What to Say
What to Say When Someone Says Wives Should Submit to Husbands
Listen to Podcast (Part 1)
Listen to Dr. Cynthia Westfall talk about New Testament translation issues
Listen to Podcast (Part 2)
Listen to Part 2 of Dr. Cynthia Westfall's explanation of New Testament translation issues, especially in light of the household codes
