BibleThinker Pt. 3: How Women Could and Couldn’t Lead in the Old Testament - Women in Ministry Series
Mar 28, 2022
In this discussion, Deborah, a judge of ancient Israel, and Miriam, a leading figure during the Exodus, explore women's roles in leadership as depicted in the Old Testament. They examine how Deborah exemplified authority with divine approval. The conversation delves into the presence of women in significant positions, challenging traditional views on gender roles. It also questions why women were excluded from priesthood despite their influential roles, highlighting the necessity of nuanced biblical interpretations and cultural contexts.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Theological Insights on Gender Roles in Genesis
05:16 • 4min
Leadership of Women in the Old Testament: A Critical Examination
09:01 • 30min
Exploring Huldah's Role as a Prophetess in the Old Testament
38:42 • 2min
Women Prophets and Leadership in the Old Testament
40:44 • 1h 13min