Pastor Gino Jennings - Women Preachers 

Ask him to preach Acts 18:26 where it clearly states that women preached!!

@@kevinfoy7709 What is the meaning of the word EXPOUNDED, is that preaching.???

@@thetruthofthegospel.5292 expoundation is one of the four basic types of ministry that ministers/preachers use. Good question, but where did that come from.

@@kevinfoy7709 Well Acts 18:26 speaks about Aquila and Priscilla who are husband and wife, not two women. However it’s well known Priscilla was a teacher. According to one of the scriptures they incorrectly weaponize against women, (1Timothy 2:12 )Paul states he suffers not a woman to teach; but gives honors and thanks to Priscilla for her contributions in the church and establishing many churches in Romans 16.

REALLY

Go listen to Louis Farrakhan. It’s a more accurate representation of not only our church but our views

@boogieboardboytv4769 says who????

Do you believe the Son of man came from heaven? John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Revelation from God given to Apostle L C Mathis.

AMEN! !!!!!!!!!!!!

Well done Sir that is because Pastor Gino reads from the Bible not his own opinions

Church only reads or study 10% of the Bible for some reason

Seek and you will find a Church to meet with. Jennings is not the best Pastor around. He's unknowledgeable about some other things, although I agree with this topic. He also doesn't have the type of compassion that a follower of Jesus should have.

Sounds like you weren't going to church for the right reasons ..😊

It's not too late to go back to church. There's probably a Calvary Chapel in your area, or another church where you can be fed.

@@yvetterenee8256 disagree. He’s not being arrogant, he’s preaching exactly what’s in scripture. It’s just a lot of us don’t want to except it and a lot of modern preachers want to add or take away from the scripture which is not right but we’ll gladly follow them because the word they give sounds “good” to us but doesn’t make us truly examine what we’ve been taught.

Who is a preacher of the word of God? pastoring definitely includes preaching, teaching publicly, and exercising spiritual authority. Deborah's role as a judge and prophetess! She was a strong woman of God.Deborah is the only woman who is both prophet and judge alongside two other men in Israel's history - Moses and Samuel. The only woman among the twelve judges in the Old Testament. Her role shows that women weren't always inferior to men since Deborah was called upon by God to deliver Israel. Judges 4 and 5 Exodus 15:20 20 Then Miriam the prophet, Aaron’s sister, took a timbrel in her hand, and all the women followed her, with timbrels and dancing. Acts 21:9 9 He had four unmarried daughters who prophesied.

He has the Word on his side.

If you claim to be Christian than you are beneath your man in the hierarchy, if you don't then be free and liberated lmao

The word never lies ❤🎉

Don’t take it personal he didn’t write the book he saying exactly what’s in it’s it’s not confusing he makes clear

Every church, pastor, preacher are FALSE REPRESENTATIVES OF GOD. They claim God called them and there's absolutely no evidence as we've seen that takes place according to the Bible. They appoint themselves titles with no prophetic or apostolic direct line of authority which is the PRIESTHOOD. They don't have the power and authority at all. I Testify to you that there is only 1 true church which Jesus himself created and organized and he's the head of it. He called 12 men to be his Apostles. Since their death all was lost. Amos 8:11-12. The Great Apostasy occurred. However, in these last days Jesus's one and only true church have been restored fully with a Living Prophet and 12 Apostles. They operate in unity and Jesus is the head of this church. Seek it out so you would know who God truly called and anointed to be his ordained servants. God is the same yesterday, today and forever. He is not the author of the 46,000 different churches that teaches different things. Pray about it and let the Holy Spirit guide you to the truth.

Preachers are annointed by GOD changed inside forever become a speaker in which GOD can speak and be given knowledge

That always use that Scripture They don't want to keep silent in church. Wheen they say that again I believe it talking about when the word of GOD IS GOING FORTH NOW SOME PEOPLE MAKE NOT ARGEE BUT I BEILIVE THAT WHAT IT TALKING ABOUT

​@@Southernjuggalo63😅

We hear, believe, and OBEY GOD. HE is the HEAD of the CHURCH. Jesus said, "Upon this ROCK I will build MY CHURCH."

His approach makes his relationship with his mother because he has such a negative connatation when it comes to women preachers! Think about it - Who carried the Word first and who was at His tomb first?

It is perfectly okay as long as you stand for the truth and not your own interpretation

@@meredithcapps6852 Keep following these false teachers instead of the Lord you worship Gino

Blacks have fell for everything, and stand for nothing. Even this guy has NOTHING to teach. Talking with God is an individual thing. No one can tell you. "Search for me with all your heart and you will find me, and I will remove you from captivity" Gino really needs to be quiet.

nah it is not ok to fall for anything

Read 1Timothy chapter 2:11-12

@@Kimaninjorogeh it says not to teach or overcome the authority of Man not God It's says the position of women in the house is to listen to Man doesn't say do not preach God's word 🐂Shit

Without men there is no woman the woman came from the man don't forget Luke 11:27-28

1timothy 3 read the qualifications of minister or deacon you see the word he not she

And he is he is absolutely a true man for God and he is of God.. our father gave us literally giving us a true soul to preach the word of GOD EVERY INSIGHTFUL I LOVE IT I LOVE FEEDING MY BRAIN AND SOUL

God have mercy on him

What did Jesus say about women Preaching

On the other side, Jesus included women in his circle of followers-something that no other rabbi did. The apostle Paul also wrote in Galatians 3:28 that in Christ there is no Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female. If we believe that Jesus made Jew and Gentile equal before God, why would we not believe that about men and women? Why would we let Jew or Gentile lead, slave or free speak, but not women? In the book of Acts, when God poured out His Spirit on Pentecost, Peter described it as the fulfillment of Joel’s prophecy that God would pour out His Spirit on all flesh, men and women alike, and they would all be gifted to serve and prophesy. If a woman is gifted by God to speak, why would we forbid her? There are women leaders and speakers in the churches in Acts, and in Paul’s letters, he refers to women leaders in the churches (for example, Romans 16). The culture of Jesus’ day and Paul’s day was patriarchal; women had almost no rights. Jesus ignored that culture, and to some degree (though not entirely), so did Paul. It seems to me that the arc of Biblical teaching and God’s intent is to make us one. God gifts every person-no exception-so I cannot think of a good reason (or a Biblical one) to deny half the church the ability to use their gifts, particularly of speaking and leading. That’s a short answer! Whole books have been written on this, by both sides-and again, by good Christians on both sides. I don’t believe it is a litmus test for true Christians-I think sincere believers can disagree about this and still be Christian. But I clearly believe that a gifted woman can speak or lead. I also recognize that their are differences between men and women-I’m not trying to deny that or dismiss those. In fact, those differences make it all the more important to me that we have female voices in leadership!

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Where is the truth?

​@6988black obviously not in you.

@@shawnwatson1798 there is no truth here from this man. Your bible tells you that. But you don't have eyes to see or ears to hear. Geninngs needs to close the mouth. Your bibles tell you all.

@@6988black prove it with scripture and do away with the effeminate attributes

One life Jennings is no apostle Jesus ordained 12 disciples Paul nor John ever mension he stic to his own produce Jennings u are ignorant that was clearly edited out who wrote Gallatin the part say no man shall takeaway yet they have taken away the truth in Egypt thee where women doctor yet these pple giving the gospel denied such ur are in denial tellallmy desapkemeet me he never said said tee all the male disciples meet me therefore it's women the women in the well name is nalda you did not know that who wrote the bible the Jews keep the woman in the scroll to show blood line u had Cleopatra as queen that clearly show is thee a scripture that my father is no respector of person he said women n men are equal in the eyes of god inst clear any one can preach

FIRST OF ALL GINO! IS NO! !!!!!!! APOSTLE! OF GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!! AND SECOND! OF ALL! THIS MAKES YOU! A SERVANT! OF YOUR DEVIL! GOD! OF HELL! !!!!!!!!!!

On the other side, Jesus included women in his circle of followers-something that no other rabbi did. The apostle Paul also wrote in Galatians 3:28 that in Christ there is no Jew or Gentile, slave or free, male or female. If we believe that Jesus made Jew and Gentile equal before God, why would we not believe that about men and women? Why would we let Jew or Gentile lead, slave or free speak, but not women? In the book of Acts, when God poured out His Spirit on Pentecost, Peter described it as the fulfillment of Joel’s prophecy that God would pour out His Spirit on all flesh, men and women alike, and they would all be gifted to serve and prophesy. If a woman is gifted by God to speak, why would we forbid her? There are women leaders and speakers in the churches in Acts, and in Paul’s letters, he refers to women leaders in the churches (for example, Romans 16). The culture of Jesus’ day and Paul’s day was patriarchal; women had almost no rights. Jesus ignored that culture, and to some degree (though not entirely), so did Paul. It seems to me that the arc of Biblical teaching and God’s intent is to make us one. God gifts every person-no exception-so I cannot think of a good reason (or a Biblical one) to deny half the church the ability to use their gifts, particularly of speaking and leading. That’s a short answer! Whole books have been written on this, by both sides-and again, by good Christians on both sides. I don’t believe it is a litmus test for true Christians-I think sincere believers can disagree about this and still be Christian. But I clearly believe that a gifted woman can speak or lead. I also recognize that their are differences between men and women-I’m not trying to deny that or dismiss those. In fact, those differences make it all the more important to me that we have female voices in leadership!

WHY

GINO! IS YOUR DEVIL! GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!

Because he preach truth 🙌🏾🙏🏾

FALSE! !!!!!!!!! YOUR DEVIL! WORD! !!!!!!!!!!!

GINOI IS FALSEHOOD! OF HIS DEVIL! GOD! OF HELL! !!!!!!!!!

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed. Finally, look at Romans 1:28-32 and look at Galtians 1 re: Fruits of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Jennings commits many of the sins listed in Romans 1:28-32: lack of mercy, gossip, backbiting, debate, pride, arrogance, causes division; and he exhibits none of the fruits of the Holy Spirit including love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness (meek and humble) etc.

You're super gullible if you believe this garbage

Pampering of the word???????

Numbers 27:16 v King James Version v 16 Let the LORD, the God of the spirits of all flesh, set a man over the congregation,

You Gentiles are in need to read the words of God with understanding: No women preachers in the words of God? 1. You gentile people have been drinking intoxicating drinks, causing you to speak without understanding: There is a woman named Anna. She was a prophetess. There were also women who helped Paul preached the Gospel of Christ. Read the scriptures below with open eyes and not closed eyes. Luke 2:36 Now there was one, Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was of a great age, and had lived with a husband seven years from her virginity; Philippians 4:3 And I urge you also, true companion, help these women who labored with me in the gospel, with Clement also, and the rest of my fellow workers, whose names are in the Book of Life. 2. Read below what Paul said exactly in the words of God which you Gentiles have perverted: “Let YOUR women keep silent in churches.” He was referring to the preachers’ wives. You Christian Gentiles are such hypocrites. You forbid women to preach the words of God, but you Gentile preachers are the ones violating it. 1 Corinthians 14:44-35 Let YOUR women keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak; but they are to be submissive, as the law also says. And if they want to learn something, let them ask their own husbands at home; for it is shameful for women to speak in church. 3. Prophecies mean something that will be for the future to come. It is written there will be a woman who will lead all the men on earth in preaching the Gospel of Christ. She is called the daughter of Zion. Lord Jesus testifies of her coming. Jeremiah 31:22 How long will you gad about, O you backsliding daughter? For the Lord has created a new thing in the earth- a woman shall encompass a man.” Micah 4:13 Arise and thresh, O daughter of Zion; For I will make your horn iron, and I will make your hooves bronze; You shall beat in pieces many peoples; I will consecrate their gain to the Lord, and their substance to the Lord of the whole earth. Matthew 21:5 Tell the daughter of Zion, ‘Behold, your King is coming to you, lowly, and sitting on a donkey, a colt, the foal of a donkey.’ 4. Who do you think the daughter of Zion? She is called the Helper of Christ. As you may know the Book of the Law of Moses, Books of Prophets and Testimony of Christ are connected to each other. They cannot be separated. The Book of Genesis said “helper” is a wife. This mean the Helper whom the Lord Jesus is talking about is His wife. She is called the daughter of Zion. Jeremiah called prophesied the coming of the Bridegroom and the bride. The Holy Father called Them LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Lord Jesus fulfilled that when He was born. The Book of Prophets spoke about her: She will come in this last day to testify to the truth to save the children of God from perverse teaching of the Gentiles such as you. The Holy Father said whoever speaks against her, then woe to him! Isaiah 45:10 Woe to him who says to his father, ‘What are you begetting?’ Or to the woman, ‘What have you brought forth?’ ” Jeremiah 23:6 In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell safely; Now this is His name by which He will be called: THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Jeremiah 33:16 In those days Judah will be saved, and Jerusalem will dwell safely. And this is the name by which she will be called: THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.’ John 14:26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you. 5. She is the woman in the Book of Revelation who will teach the commandments of God. Revelation 12:17 And the dragon was enraged with the woman, and he went to make war with the rest of her offspring, who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. 6. The question is who this dragon? He is satan: He is using perverse gentiles like you as an instrument to fight the bride of the Lord Jesus. Your perversity is that you appointed yourself bride. What is going to happen to you who fight her who came from Mount Zion? Your thought about the coming of the Lord Jesus He will take all you. In truth, He will come down to help His bride fight all you perverse. You know what that meant. He will bring catastrophes on all of you perverse people and sends to Hell. Last question to you, who do you think this woman? She who testify this truth to you is the one. Isaiah 29:8 It shall even be as when a hungry man dreams, and look-he eats; But he awakes, and his soul is still empty; Or as when a thirsty man dreams, and look-he drinks; But he awakes, and indeed he is faint, and his soul still craves: So the multitude of all the nations shall be, who fight against Mount Zion.” Isaiah 31:4 For thus the Lord has spoken to me: “As a lion roars, and a young lion over his prey (When a multitude of shepherds is summoned against him, He will not be afraid of their voice nor be disturbed by their noise), so the Lord of hosts will come down to fight for Mount Zion and for its hill. Lord God of hosts, Holy Father Lord of hosts, Lord Jesus The Spirit and the Bride Gabriel, an angel of the Lord Mount Zion, Heavenly Jerusalem

The church is in God's way, we who are in her names are written in heaven. Men's churches and religion, all go their own own different ways. This the reason we the bornagain get into God's word ; we owe it to God to search the scriptures, we are asked to in John 5:39. Also, "Prove all things, hold fast that which is good" 1 Thessalonians 5:21.

I would like to hear your testimony. I'm interested...

Sis...pray again...I would never be led to a "woman preacher"!!!

He is a great wolf and the sheep follow because they feel safe.. he knows his bible very well so good that what he ain’t saying is what was really written in stone where the Bible comes from and that the Bible he preach so well is only bits of piece of it and is not the true words that was in stone… so for you disbelievers go and research for your own self and see where the Bible comes from ( ancient Samaritan) and you be the judge and once you read what really happened go back and read your Bible and it will all make sense to you and you going to be like wtf

@@ladyyuni218 When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free.

The true Holy Spirit wont lead you to contradict his Word. With that being said, I have learnet things from the mouth of a woman preacher, mouth of sinners, that were right things for me to do to get one more step closer to God, you have to understand even a donkey can talk., these women preacher may lead a lot to get right with God but they are going to be rejected in the end because of their dis-obidiance. And that is sad. Dont stiff your neck when the bible is that clear.

Preaching is not the word of God. No woman walks in the law. Ecclesiastes 7:28. How did we miss that? The woman doesn't know the bible anymore than she knows her own hair.

@@6988black God is not the author of confession, those without sin cast the first stone. People always judging I'm so glad that GOD is the final judge of my life !

@@sherrihobbs278 "The lord delights in judgment" Yoll don't really read your bibles. You pick and choose what you want. It's not that way. Nor can I be schooled by a woman about scripture. Ecclesiastes 8:4-5

@@6988blackbefore you come to me spirit, you read and stop playing church and with the word of God, GOD sheep knows his VOICE and and stranger they do not follow. Next time you reply please use your real name spirit! Touch not GOD anointing and do his Prophets no harm . Have a good day spirit ! Pled my case of Lord fight against those who fight against me this is my prayer today, Amen

​@@6988black.... u r a liar.... and neither do you ..... this man is using the word of God to keep women in bandage.... and all men that agree with him is doing the same..... But God is going to show you who he is..... God said he will pour out His and an or woman spirit ... BUT HIS SPIRIT UPON ALL FLESH.... AND WHOA TO THE SHEPHERD THAT SCATTER GOD'S FLOCK (HIS PEOPLE )... !!.. when you find a man like that .. putting women down like this.... there's something he's doing wrong or trying to do... and he's not by himself..... and if I'm wrong God forgive me.... but it will show up sooner or later... 🙏

GINO! SPIRIT IS EVIL! OF HIS DEVIL! GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!

What is most important is our obedience to the most high god if he tells us not to do something it should not be done, Matthew 7:21-23 KJV Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity. The Greek word for iniquity that is used most frequently in the New Testament is anŏmia, which means “illegality, i.e. violation of the law or . . . wickedness.” It stems from the word anŏmŏs, which refers to not being subject to the law. Based on the teaching of Jesus and other passages of Scripture, iniquity is doing our own will instead of God’s will, even if our own will appears to be “doing good.”

@@jaredrembert503 you hit the nail on the head and clinched it too👏👏

AMEN

❤

LIKE THE DEVIL! GINO! !!!!!!!!!!

When you say "if we follow his teachings, we will make it into heaven." This shows a lack of one of the basic tenets of Christianity. I would urge--urge---urge that you read the Book of Galatians tonight. The way to Salvation is only through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ not by works; not by anything that we do! As to the specific video here, when I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

He doesn't preach the entire gospel therefore he is false prophet

@@dennisjames7343 Agreed!!! Amen❤️

WE NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT WE ALWAYS GET EACH OTHER OFF OF EACH OTHER ALL WE HAVE TO FOLLOW IS THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST THAT IS SUFFICIENT HE SAID HE IS THE WAY NOT THE PASTOR THE WAY THE TRUTH IS WHAT WE GIVE THEM TO WHAT TO LIFE AND THAT IS JESUS CHRIST THE GOSPEL THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE GOD BLESS US ALL IN JESUS NAME THANK GOD AMEN 🙏

@@jesusbeliever3891 Amen. Well said and consistent with the Gospel and teachings of Jesus Christ ❤️🙏🏽

Do you believe the Son of man came from heaven? John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Revelation from God given to Apostle L C Mathis.

ACTS 8:3 As for Saul, he made havock of the church, entering into every house, and haling men and women committed them to prison. 4 Therefore they that were scattered abroad went every where preaching the word. The "they" in Acts 8:4 are men and women. They went every where "preaching the word."

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

Amen sister

God calling women to preach does not keep a man from being the head.

@@carolpeppers2914 agree

REALLY; YOU NEED SELF ESTEEM!!!

@@user-oy4et8jw3x I’m good

AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scripture says different. You are the ones he's talking about. You're adding

Amen!🙏🙏🙏

That's the problem. You should be concerned who God truly called to deliver his words. Satan and his minions are falsely teaching God's words to the spiritually blind and that's why we have so much confusion with over 40,000 different denominations and over 1,000 different translations of the Bible. God says it's most important who delivers his words. He warned us about false churches, false apostles, false pastors, false prophets and the like. He told us to judge them by their fruits. Will you lean unto your own understanding or seek out God's truth through asking him in Prayer?

U not getting into Heaven based on someone else lifestyle

How is he an apostle? Where are the other 11 Apostles. According to the Bible there must be 12 and they operate together as one in truth and the Gospel.

@glennaanderson3026 if the spirit of the lord is leading you an u cant recognize an apostle by the things they say and how they live there life an the ways they address the world with the words of God which is life eternal if u can recognize you need to get to know God some more why are u looking for 12 apostle god work in mysterious ways an wonderful he can rise up one man to defit the enemy like he did with Samson

Do you believe the Son of man came from heaven? John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Revelation from God given to Apostle L C Mathis.

THIS MAN IS THE SERVANT OF THE DEVIL!!!

Uh, Gino is not a servant of God. Where did you get that? "Woe be unto the pastors that drive my flock away from me" Did you miss that? How about Jeremiah 5:31? Missed that too? What about Ecclesiastes 7:21? Never heard of it? How about Jeremiah 29:8-15? Don't recall? He isn't telling you about God.

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free.

I agree wholeheartedly with your first point. When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

FALSE! !!!!!!!!!!!!

And they also let me know about how these churches are in. Then change to religion about money and not about god These family churches and neighborhood churches I'll go on straight to h*** I see

FALSE! !!!!!!!! GINO! WORD! IS HIS FALSEHOOD! DEVIL! WORD! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Why are you questioning the Holy Scripture in a negative way

@skychoyce9854 I don't question God's Word. I question people's interpretation of scripture which is usually based on character, experience, personality and not actually STUDY of the Word. 2 Timothy 2:15.

I bet your a woman preacher that is why your so hurt

Exegesis, sir......

Your salvation is leaked to your obedience with every scripture.

Amen!

WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH ORDER.

​@@user-oy4et8jw3xit has to do with God's order and if you don't know what order, you can start at 1 Corinthians 11:3 and get some structure

That’s NOT order that’s spiritual bigotry! Now I don’t agree with women pastoring over their husbands but I know that God do call women to preach. It’s some things I agree with what this pastor has spoken but in this message the Lord spoke boldly to me saying it’s spiritual bigotry and he’s going to hold this pastor accountable for defaming women in the spirit. He’s clearly speaking in his flesh and Not that of the spirit of God

​@@donaldmason858He is using Scriptures to prove his point so if you think you can prove him wrong Give us uer scripture 😂😂

Right Tonya one of the big issues today is that our women the first man i.e womb-man has been taken out of the holy Trinity and replaced with the holy ghost which represents death. what is the word holy mean someone please look that up. Holy in it's purest form or unchanged. Can we truly say the bible is in it's purest form? So read in proverbs 8:22 and it's talking about the woman as wisdom she was here from the very beginning. We have to be careful of the many translations of the bible. Someone look up what the word bible means one definition means "the book" but bi means two and ble does not mean book🤔 so as you can see there is some confusion and according to one of the attributes of God is not being the author of confusion! Now what image was the women and the hermaphrodite created in if man was created in the image and likeness of God?. So now look at what we have when take the S off She you get He so is that a coincidence or what . Time to wake up and think it's not illegal yet!

Thank you sister!!!!👉🙏

@@amirashudel8225 Holy means reserved for God. Man was created by God first. Formed from the earth.. God took a rib from a man and created a woman. Why ? Because it was not good for the man to be alone.

@@88Terrors you do know the bible has many missing books and the fact that 18 years of JESUS life is missing. So that being said the bible is not a holy book. Just a book written by physical beings that incarnate from time to time. Holy is unchanged in it's purest form really you do know their is a copyright on the bible right? You do know there's there's no record for how long the womb-man today called woman the man with a womb the has been on the planet, and every man walking including Jesus came out of his mothers womb right? Well today some are clones created with sperm mixed with ovum in a lab. Mother Ninti surveyed this planet before the Annunaki which is what she was stepped off a sham that came from Nibiru. Here's some science for you. How do you get a dominant XX chromosome from a man that has an X and Y. The womb-man is the dominant species 2 X's she has the mitochondria DNA she is able to produce offspring with out the man if there are none. The oldest bones that were found here are the bones of Lucy a melenated womb-man. What came before your bible. In the genealogy of ISIS (changed to genesis the narrator talks about the generations of the heaven and earth. So where is this heaven where God supposed to be and who is the Devil today causing all this havoc on the earth? and when is God going to get rid of the Devil? We should at least be able to live in peace with out there always being wars. Why did God even create a devil? How long does God have to test his creation to see what this God has created? Man religion is man made. What religion did God give the people in Genesis seems to me it should have been given in the beginning so we no it wasn't Christianity cause that's Paul's stuff he gave his followers that name according to acts 11: 25. My people have always been spiritual beings religion is one of the main reasons people have problems.You may not see it that way. So here is the reason why are you ready it's simple NOBODY WANTS TO BE WRONG EVERYONE SAYS THERE WAY IS THE RIGHT WAY AT THE END OF THE DAY THERE IS BIG MONEY IN RELIGION MEAN WHILE PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING AND RELIGION DOSEN'T FIX THE PROBLEM THE PEOPLE WHO CARE FOR HUMANITY DOES. GOTTA GO. I Don't have time to get into debates or what ever my time is for working for those in need of what I have to give.

You add THAT'S what that says. Rev: 22:18- God will add and take away from you and ANYONE ELSE BELIEVE THAT FOOLISHNESS you comment. Pay ATTENTION and take the COTTON out of your ear and put it in your mouth. Apostle broke the down. Listen

.....GINO JENNINGS IS A LOUD MOUTH THAT SPOKE ABOUT BUILDING A , " triangle " , shape , " EDIFICE/CHURCH" . ...... WHEN, 1ST THESSALONIANS , 5:22 CLEARLY SAYS , " ABSTAIN FROM ALL SYMBOLS OF EVIL " . A GÛY WHO PREACHES FROM WHAT HE HAS BEEN TAUGHT , OBVIOUSLY FAKING BEING "HOLY GHOST FILLED" , WHOM/HOLY SPIRIT WOULD TELL HIM NOTTTTT TO SAY SUCH THINGS AS HE DOES/ WOMEN PREACHERS& TRIANGULAR BUILDINGS ! ..... PROOF IS IN THE PUDDING; PERIOD !

FALSE! !!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS YOUR FALSEHOOD! DEVIL! LIE! !!!!!!!!!!!!

What about Deborah in the old testament she was a prophetess and the men would not go put to fight unless she went/ led them and Moses sister Miriam she was a prophet as well. Many other woman in the new testament as well. Get to know the word/God for yourself

The word never lies and can't not be duplicated❤😅😅😅ayeeeeee pastor gino the truth

Aquilla and Priscilla did teach him but it was in their house. Bible study. It was not in the worship service

Exactly. I love Gino but he doesn’t know everything

Hell await those who contradict the word gino speaks scripture its thus saith the Lord

​​@@lefthanded2058He quoted scriptures. He didn't claim to know everything. The Bible is God's word, not Pastor Gino's.

Of course the bible would say that. It was written by chauvinist white men who hated women. Funny white women understand this but you primitive black women still don't get it. The woman is the most spiritual being there is, it's the men who are not naturally spiritual. He don't even want to get up and go to church with yo ass on Sunday. She loves going to church because as a woman she has a deeper connection to God and the divine than a man ever will. So her not being able to preach the word is nonsense. You should be questioning what gives him the right as a man to preach the word!

And in CHRIST JESUS when you understand what was obtained through the cross, that sorrow was done away with and your duty is to the LORD first before your husband. You need to go back to Genesis before speaking to the woman issue.

​@@KIDS_A_LANDGod doesn't contradict his own word and new testament doesn't contradict old testament.Men have authority over women

@@shaunshane3343no, God was talking to husbands and wives. All men do not have authority over all women. The Bible is not in chronological order and there are many translations; that’s why it’s important to have the Holy Ghost when reading scripture and learning to understand what was originally meant.

Really? What about women who are not married? When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

But there's never been a time for women preaching.

@@shawnwatson1798not true

If you are a female and you're trying to add and take from the word the God. In Revelation 22:19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of book of life, and from things which are written in this bookz

@JohnathanMarcelOfficial prove it with scripture and not your lip service please.

@@shawnwatson1798 I’ll never argue or debate what I know. The anointing speaks for itself.💪🏽

I would feel uncomfortable too if she was just a woman preaching. But, what if it was the Holy Spirit talking through her? O, I forgot that only man can get the Holy Spirit…

Amen. It’s Bible.

@@anthonygordon2976 i know right.

Misogynist, old things have passed away, all things have become new. How do you feel about treatment in Afghanistan?

I agree it's a Jezebel spirit. Directly disobeying a command from Jesus himself. It's not personal, A man with multiple wives cannot be a pastor too. Woman pastors and people who support them clearly love themselves more than they love Jesus. The word will never change. We are supposed to preach the word in season and out of season.

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

People need to put their faith in God and not hang on every word of a man. God will teach you. I've seen people follow men like icons . These men become their idols . I caution people on putting any preacher on a pedestal.

What was the leading role did Priscilla have?

Acts 18:26: "When Priscilla and Aquila heard him preaching in the synagogue, they took him aside and explained the way of God even more accurately. Romans 16:7 7 Salute Andronicus and Junia, my kinsmen, and my fellow-prisoners, who are of note among the apostles, who also were in Christ before me. Teachers, apostles , preachers yes women.

Gino Jennings is immigrating gay, acting like gay, he's a homosexual.

Except this mistake: Paul writes at the end of Romans, “I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a servant of the church at Cenchreae . . .” (Rom. 16:1-2). Phoebe is called a servant, a diakonos, which is the same Greek word used for deacon in 1 Timothy 3 and Philippians 1:1.

Amen 🙏🏿

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free.

Exactly

Actually, Paul was writing to Timothy specifically about the specific problems at the specific church in Ephesus. You should do a study on the entire book of 1st Timothy including studying the fact that the main problem had to do with poor church leadership and the teaching of false doctrine.

Mrs t-wesq6465 you are so right. These anti woman preachers have taken something that a lot of them take on its face without further study…study to show thine self approved! I can hardly wait for that great getting up morning when the King of Kings will call into account each and every soul. There will be those who say they didn’t heed the word because it came from a woman and a woman can’t preach. If God can call upon a donkey to impart His word then He can call upon ANYONE to whom He holds in favor. Take these words for whatever they mean to you

Has nothing to do with what this video is about. There are women of God absolutely, but the Bible says women are not to preach or exert authority over MEN. God created man in his image then from the man he created the women.

God never sent or ordained a woman to be a pastor, minster,decan,prophet, or any title that gives her authority over a man. But there is only one way to receive the holy ghost. First you have to be baptized in Jesus name, repent, and turn from your wicked ways. And then God will grant you the gift of the holy ghost.

@@marccraney1260 and if women are truly righteous they would have no problem submitting to men

@5lueLight I agree . But as a man ,I've noticed a lot of people are so focused on,because women won't submit to the man. Like God says. But the men are having such a hard time. Because they won't submit to christ. I can't expect my wife to submit to me. If I won't submit to Christ. It works together. So we are all wrong and have fallen short. Both men and women alike.

@5lueLight you know what, I hear you,and I have a lot of respect for you, you are a rare woman in these times. And I thank God for you. If I'm not being noses where are you from. And how old are you. If I'm asking to much, sorry I meant know disrespect

Exactly!

Exactly, he has flawed biblical exposition and contextual awareness.

Where does it say she was sent to preach to anyone so if I send my wife to tell my brothers to meet me she's preaching 😂😂 proverbs 30:6

Do you believe the Son of man came from heaven? John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Revelation from God given to Apostle L C Mathis.

Ma’am stop it! Paul said women are to stay quiet in church! Quit being ignorant

There you go again. Mary wasn’t a preacher!!!!!! Mary wasn’t pastoring a church! You are under the spirit of jezebels control

Telling a woman to tell my brothers to meet me in Galilee is preaching wow proverbs 30:6 is on point

@@krisnotrab8777 Thanks for your comment. I still thank God for my leader who told me that I had to give up sin she didn’t sugarcoat the word Again Mary carried the word and carried a word back. All the Bible scholars I want you to tell me I don’t have the Holy Ghost because a woman seek over me. May God keep you bless you a heaven smile upon you.

@@rachaelroundtree7686 the scriptures says they we divinely inspired to write the words were in the scriptures did she preach to men give me chapter and verse

Do you believe the Son of man came from heaven? John 3:13 And no man hath ascended up to heaven, but he that came down from heaven, even the Son of man which is in heaven. Revelation from God given to Apostle L C Mathis.

You're both logically and spiritually dumb 😬😬

Yup

Obviously your ears are so full of wax you can't hear the truth of God's word. You have a rebellious heart towards the preaching of God's word. Women are to keep silent in the church period!!

You rebellious women are not going against gino Jennings, you're going against God.

YOU! ARE THANKING! YOUR FALSEHOOD! DEVIL! GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!

1 Timothy 2:11-14 [11]Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection. [12]But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence. [13]For Adam was first formed, then Eve. [14]And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression. Let that sink in...

True

You are beautiful also

True what u say These are new days . If God call u . Wouldn't you go . You are not God .

GINO! IS FALSEHOOD! OF HIS DEVIL! GOD! OF HELL! !!!!!!!!!!

You’re still a member of his church as he is your pastor

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

ACTS 8:3 As for Saul, he made havock of the church, entering into every house, and haling men and women committed them to prison. 4 Therefore they that were scattered abroad went every where preaching the word. The "they" in Acts 8:4 are men and women. They went every where "preaching the word."

We need Pastors like this in South Africa

FALSE! !!!!!!!! GINO! SPEAKS! LIES! OF HIS DEVIL! GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!!

When I listen to Pastor Jennings speak, I think of "cult leader." He attempts to indoctrinate his congregation by always saying "the Bible says this"..."the Bible says that" but if he trusted his congregation, he would not have to repeatedly say this over and over. You would just quote the scripture. The problem with Pastor Jennings saying "the Bible says," is that I never hear him giving the context of the scripture. For example, when he quotes from the Old Testament/Mosaic Law/Jewish law, he never says that the Jewish law as set forth in the Old Testament does not and never has applied to Gentiles/Christians. This is an undebatable fact. In fact, you should have to read Acts 15 or the book of Galatians to see that this issue was resolved by the Apostle Paul during his lifetime. Now to the specific issue of women preachers, I know this debate did not begin or end with Pastor Jennings but has been a position taken by many denominations. First, who are the male PREACHERS named in the Bible? The concept of the modern church did not even exist in Paul's age. Yes, there were small gatherings but nothing like what exist today. Also, we know from the cultural norms and customs, that UNDER THE LAW, women were placed below men. Paul's letters to the various churches reflect those customs but nothing suggests that they should continue to this day. Without the necessity of saying, "the Bible says," I will quote two verses that are used to prohibit women from preaching: The first is 1 Timothy 2:12: "I do not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet." As an initial matter, while it was initially believed that Paul was author of the two letters in first and second Timothy, we known know that these letters may have been written by a disciple of Paul or someone else in the Christian church (research this on your own). But nevertheless, for the sake of this discussion, let's assume that the Apostle Paul was writing to Timothy, a young Christian leader and companion of Paul. Paul was writing Timothy to address the specific issues and challenges facing the church at that time, such as false teachings, disputes among believers, and the need for sound doctrine and proper conduct within the church. He was trying to provide him practical advice for the ministry and to encourage him to remain faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ. Those issues are not the same issues today. Please note, the author of 1st Timothy does not limit his advice about women to the church. He says that he does not permit a woman to teach or assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. This would mean no women as CEO’s government heads, Mayors, Vice Presidents, Congresswomen, Senators, Professors, Teachers, Lawyers, Doctors, Supervisors, Bosses, Sunday School teachers…are you getting my point. This is an absurd interpretation of God’s word. I serve on firm management at my law firm and I am lead counsel on many cases. This would not be allowed by the writer in 1st Timothy. Also, note that the author of 1st Timothy expresses this as HIS belief; he never says this is God’s commandments. In 1 Corinthians 14:34-35, it says: "Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, AS THE LAW says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church." Again, like the book of Timothy, Paul was addressing specific issues being faced by the church at this time including women interrupting the service. Certainly, these verses do not even address the specific issue of preaching. Moreover, no church follows these rules prohibiting women from even speaking in church, indeed, I would be shocked if Pastor Jennings does not have female Sunday School teachers. Romans 13:1-2 says" Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves." So, does this mean that we should have never challenged slavery; the Civil War should have never taken place; Martin Luther King should never have led the Civil Rights movement? Does this mean we should never challenge the status quo in government and except discrimination and other abuses. Of course not. I would end this by urging folks to read Acts 15 and the entire book of Galatians. We are free from this yoke of bondage. Jesus Christ our Savior has set us free. p.s. and all of the women who left messages on this post quoting the Bible would not have been able to do so if these verses were really followed.

scrolling these comments and i see this and thank you for saying this cuz this is sad af

For real

THAT'S BECAUSE YOU! ARE ADDICTED! TO YOUR FALSEHOOD! DEVIL! GOD! GINO! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Paul writes at the end of Romans, “I commend to you our sister Phoebe, a servant of the church at Cenchreae . . .” (Rom. 16:1-2). Phoebe is called a servant, a diakonos, which is the same Greek word used for deacon in 1 Timothy 3 and Philippians 1:1. Read Well Rev. Jennings.

@shanewilliams7507- This is false teachings of the scriptures! Paul is the one who said women should not preach.But Paul had no authority to say this. Jesus was the authority and Jesus never gave any authority to anyone not even the disciples (the word disciple means student) and Jesus never said this! The Christ story actually begins and ends with a woman. It begins when an angel appears to Mary his mother telling her she is having the Christ child and it end when Disciple Mary is the first to see that Jesus had risen.

FALSE! THIS IS YOUR DEVIL! FALSEHOOD! LIE! !!!!!!!!!!

GINO! IS FALSEHOOD! OF HIS DEVIL! GOD! !!!!!!!!!!!!

AMEN! !!!!!!!!

Amen

Does that mean pastor?

Amen

No women preachers in the words of God? 1. You gentile people have been drinking intoxicating drinks, causing you to speak without understanding: There is a woman named Anna. She was a prophetess. There were also women who helped Paul preached the Gospel of Christ. Read the scriptures below with open eyes and not closed eyes. Luke 2:36 Now there was one, Anna, a prophetess, the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe of Asher. She was of a great age, and had lived with a husband seven years from her virginity; Philippians 4:3 And I urge you also, true companion, help these women who labored with me in the gospel, with Clement also, and the rest of my fellow workers, whose names are in the Book of Life. 2. Read below what Paul said exactly in the words of God which you Gentiles have perverted: “Let YOUR women keep silent in churches.” He was referring to the preachers’ wives. You Christian Gentiles are such hypocrites. You forbid women to preach the words of God, but you Gentile preachers are the ones violating it. 1 Corinthians 14:44-35 Let YOUR women keep silent in the churches, for they are not permitted to speak; but they are to be submissive, as the law also says. And if they want to learn something, let them ask their own husbands at home; for it is shameful for women to speak in church. 3. Prophecies mean something that will be for the future to come. It is written there will be a woman who will lead all the men on earth in preaching the Gospel of Christ. She is called the daughter of Zion. Lord Jesus testifies of her coming. Jeremiah 31:22 How long will you gad about, O you backsliding daughter? For the Lord has created a new thing in the earth- a woman shall encompass a man.” Micah 4:13 Arise and thresh, O daughter of Zion; For I will make your horn iron, and I will make your hooves bronze; You shall beat in pieces many peoples; I will consecrate their gain to the Lord, and their substance to the Lord of the whole earth. Matthew 21:5 Tell the daughter of Zion, ‘Behold, your King is coming to you, lowly, and sitting on a donkey, a colt, the foal of a donkey.’ 4. Who do you think the daughter of Zion? She is called the Helper of Christ. As you may know the Book of the Law of Moses, Books of Prophets and Testimony of Christ are connected to each other. They cannot be separated. The Book of Genesis said “helper” is a wife. This mean the Helper whom the Lord Jesus is talking about is His wife. She is called the daughter of Zion. Jeremiah called prophesied the coming of the Bridegroom and the bride. The Holy Father called Them LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Lord Jesus fulfilled that when He was born. The Book of Prophets spoke about her: She will come in this last day to testify to the truth to save the children of God from perverse teaching of the Gentiles such as you. The Holy Father said whoever speaks against her, then woe to him! Isaiah 45:10 Woe to him who says to his father, ‘What are you begetting?’ Or to the woman, ‘What have you brought forth?’ ” Jeremiah 23:6 In His days Judah will be saved, and Israel will dwell safely; Now this is His name by which He will be called: THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS. Jeremiah 33:16 In those days Judah will be saved, and Jerusalem will dwell safely. And this is the name by which she will be called: THE LORD OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS.’ John 14:26 But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things, and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you. 5. She is the woman in the Book of Revelation who will teach the commandments of God. Revelation 12:17 And the dragon was enraged with the woman, and he went to make war with the rest of her offspring, who keep the commandments of God and have the testimony of Jesus Christ. 6. The question is who this dragon? He is satan: He is using perverse gentiles like you as an instrument to fight the bride of the Lord Jesus. Your perversity is that you appointed yourself bride. What is going to happen to you who fight her who came from Mount Zion? Your thought about the coming of the Lord Jesus He will take all you. In truth, He will come down to help His bride fight all you perverse. You know what that meant. He will bring catastrophes on all of you perverse people and sends to Hell. Last question to you, who do you think this woman? She who testify this truth to you is the one. Isaiah 29:8 It shall even be as when a hungry man dreams, and look-he eats; But he awakes, and his soul is still empty; Or as when a thirsty man dreams, and look-he drinks; But he awakes, and indeed he is faint, and his soul still craves: So the multitude of all the nations shall be, who fight against Mount Zion.” Isaiah 31:4 For thus the Lord has spoken to me: “As a lion roars, and a young lion over his prey (When a multitude of shepherds is summoned against him, He will not be afraid of their voice nor be disturbed by their noise), so the Lord of hosts will come down to fight for Mount Zion and for its hill. Lord God of hosts, Holy Father Lord of hosts, Lord Jesus The Spirit and the Bride Gabriel, an angel of the Lord Mount Zion, Heavenly Jerusalem

@@voiceofBridegroomandthebride There are women who are operating in the ministry with signs and wonders following: healings, casting out devils, etc. so God's going to send them to hell and He's operating through them? It's certainly not the devil, cause he's the one who is causing all the sickness and demonic behavior. BTW what does God mean when he said I will pour out my spirit on ALL flesh. Joel 2:28

Cod?

Who’s Cod?

And you're probably right he's using the scripture Cod" said.

STUDY TO SHOW YOURSEL APPROVES, GET A BIBLE AND READ!!!!!

A bad move