Being a biblical woman outside the church and home

The Public Square
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Thanks for the recommendation, Pr. Joseph. That curriculum contains much that would answer this question as far as the consequences of the syllabus is concerned. The purpose of the curriculum, however, is to lay out an answer to the what-ness of created womanhood as one finds it in its original creation, its corruption by the Fall and the Curse, and its redemption in Christ.

The “seed-passages” for this exposition are five in number (hence Five Aspects of Woman), and they contain as well seed concepts for a parallel exposition of manhood, laid out in Five Aspects of Man.

The seed passages are:

  1. Genesis 1 (Lord of the Earth; Mistress of the Domain)

  2. Genesis 2 (Husbandman; Helper-Completer)

  3. Genesis 3 (Savior; Lifegiver)

  4. Proverbs 1-9 (Sage; Lady of Wisdom)

  5. 1 Corinthians 11 (Man, Glory of God; Woman, Glory of Man)

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