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I get that. But repeating that you do not perceive the greater message to "all who in every place call on the name of Jesus Christ our Lord"...just means you are only looking at the lesser context and missing the greater message and context.

Okay--as history has away of repeating and because of foretold strong delusion, what would you say those knowledgeable of the scriptures are likely, likewise now missing among the gentile churches?

I'll take that as: No you do not understand that there was a greater meaning meant to apply to all the Church (as if women being the "bride" of Christ). However, if you will or care to notice, 1 Corinthians is a message to "all who in every place call on the name of Jesus Christ our Lord" (1...

That is exactly right! But do you understand that just as Paul also referred to husbands and wives, saying that he was actually speaking about Christ and the church (as Bride and Groom), he was referring to the Bride being silent?

No, Paul's words are not his own. The entire word of God is inspired by God for His own purpose regardless of any servant's immediate circumstances or need. It's both. Thus, David speaking out of his own sorrow and desperation also prophesied the crucifixion of Christ. It is that Godly...

Is that meant to be an accusation, a witness against me? If so, spit it out, let your position be fully known, rather than possibly being misunderstood.

Your original answer was good and correct. But perhaps you are missing the point--that the words often have greater meaning as a foreshadowing or as prophecy. Which things are hidden from the natural man, thus resulting in the failure of learned men to precieve the greater massage from God. Such...

That is not the context or point of the Original Post. The point rather is to learn from the mistakes of the Priests and Pharisees of Jesus' time, of being knowledgeable of the scriptures, but not able to recognize Jesus as Messiah.

The fact that I more than answered but also explained and you find that disturbing, is not only all the more disturbing, but quite telling. Regularly is faithfully. No, the confirmation you are describing comes from the customs and teachings of men. Were God's servants the prophets of old...

I quoted the scriptures. Why are you shocked at what Jesus and Paul said is true?

No, but rather a reminder that "the words are spirit" and must be "spiritually discerned."

1 Corinthians 14. The whole chapter should be read, but vs 34 is the verse that says to be silent. Which, for women to speak in the congregation was basically against the Law.

Yes, in Paul's local context, women were being disruptive and so he spoke to that local issue. Which God then saw fit to include in His eternal word as being applicable in a parable sense to the greater need and guidance of the Church as a whole in its role as Bride (women). In the local...

I answered you on this already. Pay more attention. I and my wife are regular attendees at a local church. I have been confirmed first and foremost by God, and also Paul and John.

I do not "fancy myself", but know that the Spirit speaks through me in accord with what He has said and is written. And you should be asking yourself why that bothers you so much.

YOU ARE MISQUOTING ME. STOP IT OR I WILL REPORT YOU. That apparently is the problem--you have not even comprehended what I have actually said.

Y Yes, but as a parable and revelation, it was a spiritual event only portrayed physically in the world/tomb.

I just answered that question replying to someone else: The precedent set by Israel's failure was something we should have learned from, not to make the same mistakes. Unfortunately, we have already made much the same mistake now for 2,000 years: They rejected Jesus in the flesh, and the church...

Yes, that is what the precedent set by Israel's failure was for--as something we should learn of not to make the same mistakes. Unfortunately, we have already made those same mistakes now for 2,000 years: They rejected Jesus in the flesh, and the church has rejected Him in spirit, by expecting...

Yes, and yet there is still the issue and example made by the Priests, Pharisees, and lawyers of the Law/Word, who failed seemingly knowing the scriptures.