1 Timothy 2:9-15 | Christian Women (2) - Alistair Begg

[@ExpositTheWord]

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[@CumbriaPreaching]

How does Alistair reconcile with this message with preaching at conferences where women are encouraged to preach? Sincere question honestly, hope you can shed light on it.

[@CL_G]

I really like this video and the first one. Interesting in this video that you used Genesis 3:16 in relation to Genesis 4:7. I've never heard it referenced that way before. I always thought that she desires for her husband to be with her when she was giving birth - not to desire to have power over him. But then reading the verse again it kind of makes sense. "Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you." I guess if she desires to have power over him, he is going to show her who is the boss.

[@schachmatt1581]

Amen

[@christopherwilliams3517]

Nicely done

[@MyRoBeRtBaKeR]

Now this is some good teaching. I disagree with the mans role before the fall but everything else is an amen. So yeah, before the fall no pain, no tears, no sorrow etc. but after sin brought death and allbthat accompanies it.

[@Johlibaptist]

The church in China in the 20th century and in the world missionary movement has been successfully advanced by women preachers. It is somewhat ironic that many Bible teachers, including Alistair Begg, were taught by women lecturers and theologians. Some excellent and talented Bible teachers in seminaries and theological institutions are women. An inconvenient truth?

[@CumbriaPreaching]

1Timothy 2:12ff not an inconvenient truth, women are in rebellion.

[@callumkirsopp7913]

He makes it pretty clear its in the context of the church and in marriage, not in every area of life

[@collins5038]

Did you listen to the entire message?