Q&A with Kevin Swanson are brief, straightforward, Bible-based, video answers presented in a conversational format that deal with a broad range of cultural questions that face Christians today.
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“ Yes, but....! ” What about proverbs 31? Where a woman is obviously buying and selling land she's a realtor, tailor, seamstress, and so on.
What about the Roman empire where half of the population were slaves included women. If a woman is a slave and has a family, did she have the right to go to her master and tell him "I'm sorry I have to stay home and can no longer be your slave?"
What about communist countries where it is illegal not to work? Does a woman quit her job and risk going to prison or paying fines? So I believe Titus 2 is a passage were preachers just come with their preconceived biases and try to explain it not realizing there are situations that force woman to work.
Lady Day (11/9/2012)
“ Great Sermon! ” I've said on another thread, that the liberals in our government may TAX the household making over 250,000. It wouldnt be feasible in the future for the woman to work in the corporate world anyway..if the TAX COLLECTORS will get the money.
Besides many children are suffering today;they are in afterschool and daycare;and not close to either grandmas as well...what christians should do befor a certain age, get married, stay married, and enjoy GRANDCHILDREN when they come
Kevin Swanson has served as elder and pastor of Reformation Church, OPC since its inception. Kevin was raised on the mission field in Japan in the 1960's and 1970's. Together with his wife Brenda, they are bringing up five children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord....
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