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Originally Posted by Sister Alvear

“And he began to speak boldly in the synagogue: whom when Aquila and Priscilla had heard, they took him unto them, and expounded unto him the way of God more perfectly.” (Acts 18:26).

Apollos is “expounded” to by a man and woman named Pricilla and Aquila. If the woman was not to teach a man at all, then Apollos would have sinned in listening to a woman “expound” to him “the way of God more perfectly”. If women were not to be used in instructing a man being in violation of 1 Timothy 2:12, then Priscilla would have disobeyed the ordinances of God. However, we find no reproof or correction for her in the Word of God, but she did in truth obey God in instructing the man along with her husband. Priscilla was in right standing with her husband as her head and still preached and instructed Apollos in the way. The name mentioned first in scripture has the dominance in speaking usually being the man mentioned first then the wife. However, Priscilla is mentioned first before her husband in Acts 18:1-4; Acts 18:18-28; Romans 16:3,4; 1 Corinthians 16:19; and 2 Timothy 2:14.

Umm, okay? This is a home Bible study with a husband & wife - not a woman "preaching-teaching" men in a church setting ?


My wife & I do this allll the time (just did it last night in fact) - what do you think this proves or disproves?


"The name mentioned first in scripture has the dominance in speaking " - You can't be serious (well, never mind)? So, you're saying (actually copying) that the woman was "dominant" over her husband ?


Behold the very face of feminism & humanism .