Thrasher's reply: Yes, Acts 18:26. If so, may that same woman, with the same meek and submissive attitude, teach a class with men in it? Thrasher's If by "teach a class with men in it" you are referring to her being the teacher in charge of a class such as in the proposition, no (1 Timothy 2:12). you agree it is wrong to make laws God has not made, if a husband insisted on entering a woman's class with his wife, and a father insisted on entering his daughter's class, please answer the following: On what grounds would you keep either man out? Thrasher's reply: The classes under consideration are not designed for a man. One is a "woman's class" and the other a "daughter's class." What scripture, if any, are men violating if they enter the class? Thrasher's reply: If by "enter the class" you mean insist upon being a participant in a class to which he is not invited, 1 Peter 5:5. Has the man sinned by going in? Thrasher's reply: If by "going in" you mean that he insists upon being a participant in a class which was designed as a "woman's class" or a "daughter's class," and to which he was not invited, yes. If the woman teacher in the class continues to teach, does she sin in so doing and if so, why? Thrasher's Yes, if she violates 1 Timothy 2:12. She should not willfully teach in such a way as to violate any Bible principle. Is confession in order and if so, what should be confessed and who should confess? Thrasher's reply: Yes, if sin has occurred (1 John 1:9). All sins committed should be confessed, including violations of 1 Tim 2:12. The person who sins ought to confess the sin, whether the man or the woman or both.
Thrasher's reply: Yes, Acts 18:26. If so, may that same woman, with the same meek and submissive attitude, teach a class with men in it? Thrasher's If by "teach a class with men in it" you are referring to her being the teacher in charge of a class such as in the proposition, no (1 Timothy 2:12). you agree it is wrong to make laws God has not made, if a husband insisted on entering a woman's class with his wife, and a father insisted on entering his daughter's class, please answer the following: On what grounds would you keep either man out? Thrasher's reply: The classes under consideration are not designed for a man. One is a "woman's class" and the other a "daughter's class." What scripture, if any, are men violating if they enter the class? Thrasher's reply: If by "enter the class" you mean insist upon being a participant in a class to which he is not invited, 1 Peter 5:5. Has the man sinned by going in? Thrasher's reply: If by "going in" you mean that he insists upon being a participant in a class which was designed as a "woman's class" or a "daughter's class," and to which he was not invited, yes. If the woman teacher in the class continues to teach, does she sin in so doing and if so, why? Thrasher's Yes, if she violates 1 Timothy 2:12. She should not willfully teach in such a way as to violate any Bible principle. Is confession in order and if so, what should be confessed and who should confess? Thrasher's reply: Yes, if sin has occurred (1 John 1:9). All sins committed should be confessed, including violations of 1 Tim 2:12. The person who sins ought to confess the sin, whether the man or the woman or both.