[pastorsforum] Re: [PastorsForum] backsliding

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From: john okeefe <jxpxus@...>
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2004 15:56:07 -0800 (PST)
what?  where did that come from?  red head?  wow, of
is it implied :)

pax
jok


--- mwcarnes <mick.jinx@...> wrote:
> iggy where in the world did you get that Paul may
> hve been divirces; his wife as a red head from Rome.
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: iggy 
>   To: pastorsforum@... 
>   Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2004 2:16 PM
>   Subject: Re: [PastorsForum] backsliding
> 
> 
>         funny to me that Paul was able to establish
> a church set up it's doctrine, write inspired
> scripture, be the same level as Jesus (?), yet
> because he may have been divorced, not pastor a
> church....
> 
>         weird,
> 
>         iggy
> 
>         -------Original Message-------
> 
>         From: pastorsforum@...
>         Date: 02/04/04 11:41:59
>         To: pastorsforum@...
>         Subject: Re: [PastorsForum] backsliding
> 
>         Bro..,
>          I`ve seen  this "logic"
> before........QUESTION ? Was Paul a pastor ? in any
> sense of the word? OR was he a "missionary", "church
> planter"? "Evangelist"?
>          It is clear to me that a pastor ought to be
> the husband of one wife period ! If he is not
> married , divorced, or widowed he does not and
> cannot meet the requirements set forth in Scripture
> !
>         Sittin` on the side lines Cecil
>                                                     
>       ***********
> 
>         DAVID POWELL <dpowellaz@...> wrote:
>         Then Pastor David, that begs another
> question.  Was Paul able to lead churches himself? 
> If, hermeneutically speaking, the mandate of 1 Tim.
> 3 is to deal with the marital status of an
> Episkopos, episkopos, Bishop then the mandate would
> also be that an unmarried man could not, under any
> circumstances, be a bishop or a pastor.  As for
> Paul:
> 
>         1 Cor. 7:7,   I wish everyone could get
> along without marrying, just as I do. But we are not
> all the same. God gives some the gift of marriage,
> and to others he gives the gift of singleness.
> 
>         The literal hermeneutical approach that you
> have lined up would also prohibit widowers from
> being pastors because the words in the scriptures
> for "be" the husband of one wife, in the Greek are
> (Present Active Indicative, 3rd Person Singular)
> Which shows only present action that continues on
> into the future!  If a man's wife is dead, he no
> longer  IS (present tense) the husband of one wife
> but instead he "Was" the husband of one wife!  Just
> throwing a little muddy water into the discussion! 
> 
>         God Bless
>         Pastor David P.
> 
>         Shalom Alechem...Barukh Hashem Y'shua! 
>         (Peace and Blessings in Jesus' name!)
> 
> 
> 
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