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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Real P on May 10, 2015, 07:46:19 PM
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We are here because of people like you! Enjoy
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We will be heading to church shortly. Wifey and I. Then head to her parents house for mother's day.
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We are here because of people like you! Enjoy
(http://theartmad.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Mothers-Day-Cakes-29-300x261.jpg?timestamp=1431216601)
We will be heading to church shortly. Wifey and I. Then head to her parents house for mother's day.
Thank you Real Pokot's. Its an honor. I already went to church. That cake look's lovely
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We are here because of people like you! Enjoy
(http://theartmad.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Mothers-Day-Cakes-29-300x261.jpg?timestamp=1431216601)
We will be heading to church shortly. Wifey and I. Then head to her parents house for mother's day.
Thank you Real Pokot's. Its an honor. I already went to church. That cake look's lovely
Mya, I hope you had a lovely mother's day.
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Women in the Ministry of Jesus
Read for This Study: Luke 1:39–55; 2:36–38; 7:11–17, 36–50; Rom. 10:17; Luke 8:1–3; 18:1–8.
Memory Text: “For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. . . . There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:26–28, NKJV).
Luke’s Gospel is sometimes called “the Gospel of Women” because,
more than any other one, it makes special mention of how caring
Jesus was to the needs of women and also of how involved
women were in His ministry.
In the time of Jesus, as in some cultures today, women were deemed
of little worth. Some Jewish men in that time thanked God that they
were not created a slave, a Gentile, or a woman. Greek and Roman society
sometimes treated women even worse. Roman culture developed its
permissiveness to an almost unlimited licentiousness. A man often had
a wife only in order to produce legitimate children who would inherit
his property, and he had concubines for his own sinful pleasures.
Against such a backdrop of women being treated so badly, Jesus
brought the good news that women are, indeed, daughters of Abraham
(see Luke 13:16). How happy the women of those days must have been
to hear that, in Jesus, they are children of God and of equal worth with
men in the sight of God. The message today for women of all nations
remains the same: we are all, men and women, one in Christ Jesus.
http://absg.adventist.org/2015/2Q/TE/PDFs/ETQ215_06.pdf
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Women in the Ministry of Jesus
Read for This Study: Luke 1:39–55; 2:36–38; 7:11–17, 36–50; Rom. 10:17; Luke 8:1–3; 18:1–8.
Memory Text: “For you are all sons of God through faith in Christ Jesus. . . . There is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is neither male nor female; for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:26–28, NKJV).
Luke’s Gospel is sometimes called “the Gospel of Women” because,
more than any other one, it makes special mention of how caring
Jesus was to the needs of women and also of how involved
women were in His ministry.
In the time of Jesus, as in some cultures today, women were deemed
of little worth. Some Jewish men in that time thanked God that they
were not created a slave, a Gentile, or a woman. Greek and Roman society
sometimes treated women even worse. Roman culture developed its
permissiveness to an almost unlimited licentiousness. A man often had
a wife only in order to produce legitimate children who would inherit
his property, and he had concubines for his own sinful pleasures.
Against such a backdrop of women being treated so badly, Jesus
brought the good news that women are, indeed, daughters of Abraham
(see Luke 13:16). How happy the women of those days must have been
to hear that, in Jesus, they are children of God and of equal worth with
men in the sight of God. The message today for women of all nations
remains the same: we are all, men and women, one in Christ Jesus.
http://absg.adventist.org/2015/2Q/TE/PDFs/ETQ215_06.pdf
Nuff Sed,
Just aksin, SDA must in one way or the other be sympathetic to women in ministry seeing their head is a woman. Do they ordain women pastors? What is the HIGHEST rank a woman can hold in your heirachy?
No explanation required, just a yes/no would do.
Asante