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[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by The Mrs

I used to take my hair down and lay it over the things I was praying for...or would just hold it up to God and 'remind' Him of my obedience to Him.

It was my 'magical talisman'.

Right. Just like CareyM and I said. We were taught that and believed it.

[The Mrs]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Right. Just like CareyM and I said. We were taught that and believed it.

Oh yeah...I fell for it hook, line, and sinker!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by The Mrs

Oh yeah...I fell for it hook, line, and sinker!

Really, The Mrs. When God leads you and you get in church you want to believe that everything is right.

Now, I'm hearing it isn't salvational, but you can't cut it. I have no unearthly idea what that is supposed to mean.

[The Mrs]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Really, The Mrs. When God leads you and you get in church you want to believe that everything is right.

Now, I'm hearing it isn't salvational, but you can't cut it. I have no unearthly idea what that is supposed to mean.

Sssshhhh...you'll get Carpenter all riled up!!!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by The Mrs

Sssshhhh...you'll get Carpenter all riled up!!!

I don't think he posts late at night.

[lisafitzh2o]

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

I dated a girl once and her family was rather strict,she wouldn't trim her hair for nothing but she would burn her ends.

Loretta Bernard taught at JCM while I was there, and she said that "uncut" hair meant anything that took away from the length....that meant trimming, clipping, burning, perming, etc.

But then again, the first Sister Craft taught in Christian Woman that the curls we wore in the front of our hair were "bedroom curls" and that we were being seductive.

Hmmm.... somehow having seductive hair didn't work for me.

[jillian]

Originally Posted by CC1

OGIA,

I have never seen anybody explain that verse logically or coherently from any position.

One of the commentaries I have read (can not remember which) stated that that verse was one of the hardest to understand.

[MrsMcD]

Originally Posted by jillian

One of the commentaries I have read (can not remember which) stated that that verse was one of the hardest to understand.

I agree.

[rgcraig]

Originally Posted by CC1

It has been a few pages so it is time for me once again to point out me must not forget to pray for rgcraig and scupples with their jezebel bobbed hair.

Pray that they will desire the superpowers and special angels that are theirs for the asking it they will only submit to scripture.

I've got your angel.

[LaVonne]

Originally Posted by Felicity

It's not ALL about submission and headship and I believe Newman did make a point about it. But the "order of things" was definitely part of Paul's teaching in that chapter including proper order or propriety in worship.

I know my husband did an in depth study on all of this (as well as many of you) and he found it had much to do with "order of things" as well Felicity, although that's not exactly what he called it. If he were awake I'd ask him, but as usual, it's all pretty vague in my mind right now and our notes are all packed up in boxes.