Journey's End: Removing "Biblical" Barriers Between Women and Their DestinyiUniverse, 10 mars 2003 - 324 pages More than a narrow focus on a few verses, Journey's End applies the entire sweep of Scripture to illuminate passages that have puzzled Christians for generations, and have too often been misused to hurt women. God never intended this; let this book answer your questions and settle your heart! Reclaims Scripture as woman's Magna Charta The "serpent's seed" has attacked God's daughters long enough. It's time for the truth to set them free! You will be refreshed, challenged and inspired by this thought-provoking book. |
Table des matières
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Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth | 36 |
The Social Context of FirstCentury Rome | 68 |
Correcting Theological Distortions | 89 |
Of Eve and Eden | 112 |
Authority Relationships Among Believers | 132 |
Gods Affirmation of Womens Ministry | 174 |
Understanding the Problem Passages on Women | 212 |
Exegesis of I Timothy | 256 |
A More Traditional Approach | 284 |
Journeys End | 288 |
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Journey's End: Removing Biblical Barriers Between Women and Their Destiny Kathryn J. Riss Thm,Kathryn Riss Aucun aperçu disponible - 2003 |
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