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[BalancedLife]

Originally Posted by Pliny

You and anyone here can twist things any way they want and often do.

Take Care

I haven't twisted anything. All I originally asked is where did God command and say that bifurcated garments pertained to a man? He did not, he referenced underwear to the priests.

I was using your same logic to say godly men wore pants to Sara who wore jewelry to being a holy woman (which see was according to scripture). If you didn't like my analogy that's fine, it's not your cup of tea but it cannot be denied in scripture.



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[KWSS1976]

Its all good...back em in a corner and they turn tail and run..

[BalancedLife]

Originally Posted by KWSS1976

Its all good...back em in a corner and they turn tail and run..

I am not trying to back anyone in a corner but I too want to know Deut. 22:5 without going to some commentary or another book or another source. Let the Hebrew speak for itself.


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[Pliny]

Originally Posted by BalancedLife

I haven't twisted anything. All I originally asked is where did God command and say that bifurcated garments pertained to a man? He did not, he referenced underwear to the priests.

I was using your same logic to say godly men wore pants to Sara who wore jewelry to being a holy woman (which see was according to scripture). If you didn't like my analogy that's fine, it's not your cup of tea but it cannot be denied in scripture.



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You did not use the same logic. You twisted the logic to come to your own unscriptural conclusion. That is you prerogative. Just don't include me in it when you do that.

I asked where godly women wore pants.
No one has ever answered that question including you. Instead of answering the question and dealing with facts you twist things to come to your own biased conclusion. Again that is your prerogative just don't include me in it.

Another question I have asked myself is whether or not there is scriptural admonition for it - there is. God told men to wear bifurcated garments.

Is there any evidence godly men wore pants. There is - the three Hebrew men.

Is there any scriptural admonition from God for women to wear bifurcated garments. There is none.

Is there and evidence to suggest godly women wore pants. Again the answer is none.

You twisted this into jewelry for which there is clear admonition against. Indeed you must because you and I both know you cannot answer the original question I asked - where in scripture has a godly woman wore pants. In light of the conspicuous absence of evidence you have no choice but to obfuscate and dance around the question by using fallacious logic. Again that is your prerogative. Just don't include me in your twisted logic.

Take Care

[BalancedLife]

Originally Posted by Pliny

You did not use the same logic. You twisted the logic to come to your own unscriptural conclusion. That is you prerogative. Just don't include me in it when you do that.

I asked where godly women wore pants.
No one has ever answered that question including you. Instead of answering the question and dealing with facts you twist things to come to your own biased conclusion. Again that is your prerogative just don't include me in it.

Another question I have asked myself is whether or not there is scriptural admonition for it - there is. God told men to wear bifurcated garments.

Is there any evidence godly men wore pants. There is - the three Hebrew men.

Is there any scriptural admonition from God for women to wear bifurcated garments. There is none.

Is there and evidence to suggest godly women wore pants. Again the answer is none.

You twisted this into jewelry for which there is clear admonition against. Indeed you must because you and I both know you cannot answer the original question I asked - where in scripture has a godly woman wore pants. In light of the conspicuous absence of evidence you have no choice but to obfuscate and dance around the question by using fallacious logic. Again that is your prerogative. Just don't include me in your twisted logic.

Take Care

Again, not trying to twist anything, I never danced around any subject. I agree, there is no place in scripture that says women wore a pants-like garment. But this is not the point of my inquiry.

My initial question to you was where in scripture did God command men to wear bifurcated garments? You never answered my question but brought up the priestly requirement to wear underwear. If you think that underwear is a bifurcated garment then we can no longer have a discussion as we will run in circles all day long.


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[Esaias]

Pliny, are you saying 'that which is not commanded is forbidden'?

Seems that would open a very big can o'worms relating to other far more important subjects.

[Esaias]

Interestingly, the only place where women are referenced wearing a skirt is in a parabolic representing of backslidden Israel. The only approved examples of anyone wearing skirts in the bible are godly men, and God himself.

Aye, laddie, 'tis true!

[Esaias]

No man Or woman was ever seen, spoken of, or commanded to wear a 'shirt'. There is therefore no scriptural support for anyone to wear a shirt.

Furthermore, T-shirts were designed originaly to be a man's garment. Women's t-shirts are in the same category as 'women's pants', it seems.

[BalancedLife]

Originally Posted by Esaias

Interestingly, the only place where women are referenced wearing a skirt is in a parabolic representing of backslidden Israel. The only approved examples of anyone wearing skirts in the bible are godly men, and God himself.

Aye, laddie, 'tis true!

Agreed, and two of the places where God talks specifically about clothing in the OT is in Genesis when he first clothed Adam and Eve and in Deut. 22:5.

If God wanted to make what men and women wore completely different he would have done so but made Adam and Even the exact same garment to clothe them. Also, Deut. 22:5 is vague and does not get into specifics. It's the same reason Paul and Peter stayed vague on being "modest" in the NT.


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[BalancedLife]

Originally Posted by Esaias

No man Or woman was ever seen, spoken of, or commanded to wear a 'shirt'. There is therefore no scriptural support for anyone to wear a shirt.

Furthermore, T-shirts were designed originaly to be a man's garment. Women's t-shirts are in the same category as 'women's pants', it seems.

The same with work boots, baseball caps, watches.....the list goes on.