What RC Sproul Believes About Head Covering 

Lord willing, we will bring this long-forgotten truth to the attention of Christ's church; a truth that has been put aside for too long because of ignorance or improper handling of God's word. It is a saddening thing, that so many sisters are not proudly declaring their submission to Christ and the God-ordained roles of men and women through this symbol.

I was recently convicted to cover my head after reading this scripture and fasting. I hurt for the people sitting under a preacher who refuses to believe this scripture is for today and teaches otherwise. Thank you

Head covering had never even crossed my mind until recently as I started to investigate Christian traditions outside my own. It immediately struck me as endearing, modest and respectful of something divine - almost as if it captured a feminine beauty beyond anything I'd experienced in my culture.

50 years ago when I was 10 on Sunday all the protestant and Catholic women wore hats scarves or veils to Sunday worship.Why do we all have collective amnesia about this now and act as if this practice was a strange new practice brought to us by aliens.In many other countries this practice has NEVER stopped but has gone on for centuries unbroken!

This is such a wonderful video i have started to cover since a few days before 2018 Thanksgiving. It has been so wonderful seeing the changes around me men being more polite to me , holding the door etcetera and not leering. I have also seen that my relationship with God has grown stronger wanting to show him that listening to his commands are the most important thing! Also I've been wanting to dress more modestly and find myself on a regular basis wearing skirts and not pants and I have not worn pants for several weeks now because for some reason it had just made me feel like I was putting myself out there and I don't believe that's what should be done. So praise the Lord for this in which it has proven to me to be beneficial no matter how many family members disagree and no matter how many people turn me away I will always have God!!!

I am re watching this for encouragement. I am the only woman in my church who covers her head. I am consistent in church but not consistent in every day life. I don't think this will ever be part of the Christian community again for various reasons. Yet, I want to be faithful to this conviction that God has given me. So, the only way to get support is to watch RU-vid videos and especially by pastors that I already follow. It's a real blessing to me that R.C. Sproul stood with this. He's probably in heaven saying " I told you it wasn't cultural ". I just kidding I know he is too busy enjoying Jesus.

I am new to covering and yes, it is difficult after 44 years of not but WOW, what I am learning about submission, false womanhood and also losing the makeup, jewelry and is PRICELESS! I have a long way to go.

My journey started last week. :)

thank you wonderful to here have been covering my head for 2 days now and am so thankful that the LORD opened my eyes to this the changes where immediate , I pray to anyone wrestling with this to fast and pray about it. I have been a Christian 16 years now and am in my 50s so it has been a huge battle for me but GOD is good all the time and extremely patient .

Thank you for sharing this. Head covering is something that the Lord has placed on my heart and I've been digging into it recently and this explanation is wise and concisely explained.

This question has bothered me for years and finally today the Spirit has convicted me....my head is covered😁

I always wear head coverings during church meetings on the Lord's day, that's what most Brethren Christians do. I believe it is a beautiful teaching of God's glory. I didn't come here to pick up fights though, I'm just saying I agree with Sproul.

In india we follow this tradition of head covering in almost all churches.

I just started covering a week ago. And wow, I just love this tradition as a women so much. It lets me know so clearly that when I go about my life I am under the authority of Christ. I’ve been able to just walk with Christ so much more in unity because of this amazing tradition, that sadly ended for most church’s. I think that it’s so important that when people from the church read verses unpopular with our culture like 1 Corinthians 11, that we study it. And put God’s word over what we feel knowing God’s plans are far better than our own.

R.C. Sproul exposited that unending Scriptural dispute with intellect and wisdom. That was amazing. Thank You Lord for Dr. Sproulʼs life. Glory to God. † ❤️

Thank you RC Sproul for your humility to speak unpopular truth to a wayward church! You've been an integral part in my wife deciding to stop dishonoring Jesus by covering her head.

If the angels would cover their glory before the throne (Isaiah 6) - so should we. Hair is our glory, and nature shows us so per Paul's example. I agree w/ RC completely.

Thank God for this man willing to speak the TRUTH no matter how unpopular!

I appreciate and respect Brother Sproul. Woman cover their head in our congregation.

This is beautiful! Praise the Lord!

Amen brother! You choose good words. Great illustration on the matter.

Amen! Praise be to God! So glad to hear proper teaching on this! Let God be true and every man a liar! The truth sets us free!

It's so ironical that here, in Nigeria, our youngsters are stopping head covering citing Western practice of not covering.

Absolutely brilliant explanation 💫🙏🏽

Head covering is for all time, Holy Spirit speaks through Paul. Head covering worn in India because Thomas went there. Explains it was not just for Corinth

Wow. Good for him. Praise the Lord fornfaithful teachers. Such a good video. I felt called to cover my head about two years ago and feel so much more peaceful, calm, and content when I cover my head/ hair. I think modern "feminism" (which is extremely destructive to not only women but also to marraiges, children, families, and the church) and this message is very much needed. Here is a bit of what I know hopefully it will help anyone if they are interested? 1 Cor 11 is pretty clear that a woman should cover or veil her head in public worship. The word for covering in 1 Corthians 11:4, 5,6,7, 13, is the word, katakalýptō, from katá, "down, and kalýptō, "to cover"-cover down, to make appropriate (complete), i.e. to wear a veil. It is the root word used for the veil that separated the Holy of holies from the priests. But only in vrs 15, where Paul is giving an example from nature is a different word used, "but if a woman has long hair, it is her glory? For her hair is given to her for a covering." This is different word from the others for "cover"= "peribolaion," that which is tossed around or a mantel that can be thrown around the shoulders and body (As in when a women tosses or throws her hair around). Cover in the first few verses of 1 Cor 11, should really be translated veil as that is the proper Greek word used. This is where we get the English saying, "Let your hair down." Becuase during the "sexual revolution" women let their hair down out of their buns, uncovered their hair and shook it back and forth. Which is very alluring to man. If hair if the covering as some people say, can men be bald or take their hair off and on? No obviously not. This is why men take their hats off in church or at baseball games, etc. Plus the veil or covering is it be a symbol of us coming under God's authority to the angels. And since all women have hair, that is not a symbol. We put a covering or veil on our head as a symbol that we are coming under authority to remind the fallen, and not fallen angles that we are in obedient to God's order. (As Satan rebelled because he wanted more authority). Up until only the last two generations woman covered in Church. All of our grandmothers would have covered in church. This is why the Hutterites, Mennonites, Amish, the orthodox churches, a lot of African congratations, and Messiniac Beleivers, etc still cover their hair. Here's some verses in the OT about head covering. Hope these help. Isaiah 47:1-2. Come down and sit in the dust, O virgin daughter of Babylon; sit on the ground without a throne, O daughter of the Chaldeans! For you shall no more be called tender and delicate. Take the millstones and grind flour, "put off your veil", strip off your robe, uncover your legs, pass through the rivers. (So as we can see, even virgins were to keep their heads covered and save their hair for their husbands. Otherwise it is like they are showing all their nakedness). Numbers 5:18. Then the priest shall stand the woman before the LORD, "uncover the woman’s head," and put the offering for remembering in her hands, which is the grain offering of jealousy. And the priest shall have in his hand the bitter water that brings a curse. Also Genesis 20:16 says in the Hebrew Then to Sarah he said, “Behold, I have given your brother a thousand pieces of silver; indeed this is "a covering for her eyes" (to put back on her wedding covering) you before all who are with you and before everybody.” Thus she was rebuked. From what I understand In Genesis 24:65. Rebekah covers herself because the bridal price has already been paid. 2 vrs later we see Isaac take Rebekah bright away into his tent. There was no wedding ceremony. Her covering herself was an outward show of her marriage to Isaac. Since they were married he was allowed to take her right away into his tent and "uncover" her.

Such an important subject and one is is often rejected because of ignorance, misunderstanding, or feministic rebellion.... I do appreciate R.C.'s point of view because it is biblical. I would like to see this teaching better understood, in more detail and taught more often. Obedience with understanding on any biblical principle greatly glorifies our God!

This is an excellent answer and very clear reasoning. He uses common sense principles we could use anywhere in Scripture to understand its truth.

Head coverings on women can be a boost to their beauty honestly. Same with hats. Honestly I wish more women would wear hats. It’s not like it’s seriously hiding something. It can be quite complementary to her hair and the rest of her outfit.

Excellent response!

Trust God's word, that's what I'm going to do. I have long hait as a man, but I got a hair appointment set for this Friday.

Thank you.

That's a really great explanation. I'm going to have to look into this again. I had gone from believing that a woman should cover her head, to a woman not having to cover her head; and now, I will probably just have to restudy all this again. He has given me some things to think about.

Thanks for this🥰

Yes men should not wear caps. Im newly married, and my wife wears one, she is a diamond, we pray together, and understand the angels are above us.. as Paul says , "for this reason and because of the angels. Love to you in Jesus

I've been covering for church for close to 2 years. I believe I'm the only one of 2K attending service on Sundays at my church, and do not care what anyone thinks. I DO care that I'm submitting to His word, and it makes me FEEL better too.....just something about it between modesty, and even an added layer of feeling beautiful. It's also less distracting!

Great point!

Such a wonderful video! It would be great if you could turn the comments on for your other videos too--it would help the discussion and your view count would also increase (making your videos show up higher in search results).

Wow! 😮 Sproul was such a gift ❤️🙌🏼 This is the first time I’ve heard teaching on this subject and my goodness it’s beautiful. I often hear christians reference that “we’re under grace” which is true, but the “freedom” many feel they have under grace, seems to stray them away from the importance/beauty/sanctity of liturgy, rituals or practices. I don’t believe grace has freed us from these practices but frees us from putting our worth and salvation in such practices. Why did we let go of such God fearing traditions once grace came? It’s -now- that we can do such things out of joy and reverence and -not- enslavement. To model the creation story in any way is so beautiful. 😭

Head coverings on women are beautiful. About 1/3 of the ladies wear veils in our sanctuary. But I would encourage men to leave your hats in your vehicle (1 Cor. 11:1-17). Though some wrongfully interpret this passage as cultural, I see it as principal. Right after this Text we see communion, and that’s not cultural only. #HeadCoverings

Good on ya brother Sproul :-)

Amen Amen Amen Amen

Nope... I teach it too. I see it just like Sproul, though convincing women of it today is very, very difficult with most of the rest of Christianity teaching that it was a custom of Paul's day. Thanks for posting this. Love your channel. God bless you and your ministry. Jim

I'm so very glad to find this channel. I was feeling a bit alone out here with my belief ob what seems about as clear and straightforward as scripture provides on any subject.

I am near 50 and reading about head covering now 💥 it hit me like a ton of bricks and I now want to cover in church

Principle &/ customary. I love how RC Sproul laid that out.

Verses 5 through 7, as well as verse 13, of 1 Corinthians 11 use a form of the Greek word for "veiled", κατακαλύπτω katakalupto; this is contrasted with the Greek word περιβόλαιον peribolaion, which is mentioned in verse 15 of the same chapter, in reference to "something cast around" as with the "hair of a woman … like a mantle cast around". These separate Greek words indicate that there are thus two headcoverings that Paul states are compulsory for Christian women to wear, a cloth veil and her natural hair.

Yes! Amen. X

Great insight defying the popular opinion of the modern theologists. Bible is plain and has it’s reasons.

If wearing a head covering (i.e. hat, scarf, or wrap) means my focus is on all things of God & not myself AND I’m not the object of some man’s attention or lust then YES, I have no problem with wearing a head covering. Besides that, I love hats anyway!

You must not as a christian rejects some parts of the Scripture. People are so wise nowadays with strong explanation. But i believe if it is in Bible I must follow it.

First of all, RC says, in order to know, scripture, really know it, I have to go out and purchase his book on the subject. I am a follower of Jesus Christ, and by the grace of God I live in a country with the literacy rate is above 95%, and even before you could get the Bible free on your smart phone, in the country I live in you could go buy a complete one at Walmart for five dollars. As a result and once again by the grace of God, I’ve read the Bible covered cover between 50 and 60 times, and one of the things I did not get out of it was that I needed RC‘s book to understand what I was reading. As I’ve said before, I have no problem with the doctrines of God sovereignty calling election. I believe in these things as much as any of these men on this panel. My problem is, and it could be my imagination, though I don’t know why I would naturally think this but, every time I stop to listen to a so-called Neo Calvinist they come across as arrogant and grumpy. I will never call myself a Calvinist, though I believe in, the aforementioned doctrines, simply because of what John Calvin allowed the city fathers of Geneva do to Michael Servetus.

Some have taken issue with the fact that the Greek word used for covering in verse 15 (περιβόλαιον) is a different word than the form of the word used for veiling/covering in verses 5-7 and 13 (κατακαλύπτω), the latter of which means "to cover wholly" or "to veil". Moderator of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland, John W. Keddie, contended that if simply any hair were the covering Paul was talking about, then verse 6 would read "For if the women have no hair on her head, let her also be shorn", rendering the passage to be nonsensical.

My Pastor and i are having a theological discussion about this currently.

it is frustrating when these issues are almost completely ignored in our day, to day lives..

Praise be to God. Many people are understanding the word of God through UTube. The true church of God covers the head since the beginning of the church, that is as Christ left it to the Apostles.

This man understood Scripture.

Glad I stumbled on this. I took a good hard look at this some weeks back. This edict has nothing to do with the culture in which you live. Ladies, when you're praying or prophesying you absolutely need to have you head covered with a veil. Verse 16 is rather emphatic.

Ive been covering for several weeks now. After reading 1 Corinthians i felt a conviction to do so. And honestly i love it. There is a biblical hierarchy and im not ashamed to show my submission to Christ or my husband for that matter. I think feminism is garbage and destroying the family and i truly believe that's why so many are either against it or like me, had no clue that this was tradition for women in many if not all cultures, not all that long ago. I wear a head cover daily whether im just running errands or going to church or at home cleaning. I want to be more devout and follow God's word entirely to the best of my ability. This is an easy one to follow and i have no shame on doing so. My hair is long (almost to my waist) and ive heard others say that's all i need but I dont get that interpretation ehen i read Paul's letter to the church of Corinth and i dont understand why some are so adamantly against what other women choose to do or how other women choose to follow. I dont believe im in any kind of wrong for wanting and choosing to wear a head covering and it drives me crazy when others tell me i dont need to wear one. My heart says otherwise.

I was confused about this at first. However, I started to Cover my Head. Because I would rather be wrong and have my Head Covered, then to be wrong and not have it Covered. If that makes any sense? I now believe that Women are to Cover their Heads while Praying or Prophesying, so I do Cover.

I am not trying to start an argument, only interested in the truth of the matter. With that said, can anyone enlighten me on what 1st Corinthians 11:16 is saying? I always understood Paul to be saying in this verse that we shouldn't argue about head coverings as "we" nor "the churches of God" have this "custom". Not only does Paul call head covering a "custom", which to me says it is not a command of God, but he also wrote that the rest of the church does not do this. So if it were truly a command of God for women to cover their heads then why did Paul acknowledge and seem to accept that the rest of the global church did not follow this practice. To me these verses speak of various things, but Paul's point is concluded by verse 16, where he appears to reaffirm that head coverings is a cultural custom not a command of God. For anyone who is willing to help provide insight into this, I thank you.

If head covering would be a practice of the Church then why it is that it was only tacked in Corinthians and not to the many epistles of Paul to the Churches?

I will always not agree to cut off some verses but appreciate some. If the bible is truly the Word of God we must obey / follow all scriptures.

This makes a lot of sense! How do we deal with the holy kiss though? That one has always got me…

By covering their heads Christian women give witness to the world that they are submissive to the Word of God as well as their husbands which is unlike the world. But ofcourse with out true inward submission to both God and husbands just outside covering of the heads is mere fooling of the world and a hypocrisy. God desires truth in our hearts also. Thank you and God Bless..!! 🙏💐🙌

I’ve never seen RC’s hair combed like that before!

Aleluyah

I love RC sprawl and I love those big words but I'm still in the dark I'm not sure do we cover our head or do we not cover our head. 😂

A woman hair can become her idol as well and she not even know it. I was not in a church when God began to draw me to His Word. Through His Word and the Holy Spirit leading, my life was FLIPPED. I have been wearing a head covering for almost 6 years now, no cutting or dyeing my hair as well and I love it. Modest attire also which helps even our beloved brothers in Christ Jesus not to have to deal with so much as well. They have it hard enough in this world with the way women dress. Not saying this is what YOU should do but sharing my walk only. God bless each of you as you walk your faith out in fear and trembling. Shalom and love.

R.C. Sproul the last Reformer standing in the reformed circle XD He is right and not loose with the text.

Adam also appealed to creation when he said to God “it was that woman you gave me” to excuse his own participation in sin that caused the fall and then trying to run away from answering to God for his behavior.

Most of that went over my head.

I disagree, but he made his point clearly and concisely. Big thumbs up 👍✨. Maybe I'll reconsider my position.

Question: Starting around 4:00, RC gives three approaches for determining whether submission and covering are principle or customary (1. custom/custom, 2. principle/custom, 3. principle/principle). I believe that anyone reading 1 Cor 11 and elsewhere in good faith has to reject #1. I wish he would have given his rationale for holding to #3 over #2 though. What is the argument that #2 is incorrect, particularly in light of Paul's comment that an uncovered wife dishonors her "head"?

Can someone help me! What is the book he recommends at the beginning of the video?

It is important to be modest and not draw attention to yourself. In a culture where people do not cover their heads and you walk around that way, you would indeed be drawing attention.

15But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering. Clearly here we see that a women's overing is her long hair. For if a man have long hair it is to his shame. Again, it is hair Paul is talking about. Puting a cap on or making a scarf your overing, and it makes you feel more in submission to the Word and your husband, then do that. But i am surprised the great man of God missed these verses in the only chapter that deals with this. As a whole, we need to look to Peter when it declares to us that our adornment should be a meek and quiet Spirit, a life in faith and love, trusting our father explicitly in and for everything. And being respectful and honoring our husbands.

I just made a video about men wearing hats in church: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WkSWMrirsJs.html

I thinking of starting this journey of covering head....and also I wanna join the Orthodox church but I don't know where to start from... Any suggestion for the site I can follow please.

Love his wisdom, only given by God

1 CORINTHIANS CHAPTER 11 VERSE 5 TO 6 . VERSE 5 : " BUT EVERY WOMAN WHO PRAYS OR PROPHESIED WITH HER HEAD UNCOVERED DISHONORS HER HEAD _ IT IS THE SAME AS HAVING HER HEAD SHAVED .' VERSE 6 : " FOR IF A WOMAN DOES NOT COVER HER HEAD , SHE MIGHT AS WELL HAVE HER HAIR CUT OFF , BUT IF IT IS A DISGRACE FOR A WOMAN TO HAVE HER HAIR CUT OFF OR HER HEAD SHAVED , THEN SHE SHOULD COVER HER HEAD .'

I am a firm believer in head covering, and am rather new to it...I am struggling, however, with certain teachings that state that women should cover at all times, (as opposed to only in the assembly), the reason being because we are to pray without ceasing ( if we live a lifestyle of abiding in Messiah, we are in essence praying without ceasing). But isn’t this mandate from Paul also for men.? Aren’t men also to pray without ceasing? And if that is true, and it is, then are we saying that men should never cover their heads? Men should never wear caps, hats, kippahs ( as some Messianic Jewish men do?) ... It would help me to have clarity on this.

1Co 11:15 But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering. I’m amazed that this can be discussed without this principle scripture being addressed! Head covering is clearly principio!

There’s not much at all that I disagree(ed) with RC on but I guess this is one. But if anyone seems to be contentious, we have no such custom, nor do the churches of God. I think that verse is taking about the head covering issue in the churches. There’s no specific requirements about covering the head.

The culture of the Corinthians was for men to cover their heads and the women didn't. Man is the glory of God and the glory of man is woman.

I like Sproul.

The larger problem is not women worshipping without a head covering, but the lack of submission manifested in the marriage. Both egalitarianism and complementarianism promote contention against patriarchal headship. Correcting a contentious wife is like trying to stop the wind or grasp oil in your bare hand. A husband cannot count n the church for support, but rather the church will enable and support rebellion in a wife by condemning the husband’s leadership and love. The worship practice is unscriptural because the life practice is unscriptural. The church has been loathe to correct feminism n the church and thereby undercutting the structure of the home. Husbands are generally condemned as tyrannical by the church for the practice of loving headship and then condemned for abdication of responsibility when they don’t. IOWs - in the eyes of the church the husband is the root cause of his own sin and his wife’s sin. This acquiescence to feminism places false blame on men and robs women of a needful admonition toward repentance. Nurturing feminine rebellion the church is reaping a harvest of covenant breaking and become less masculine just when masculinity is most needful.

In the same book of Corinthian where the scripture say " We are more than conquers" people shout Big amen. But when it instruct women to cover heads when Praying or Prophesing people say not that is cultural. Do not confuse people please preachers.

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Actually there is evidence in the text for head covering being cultural. First, 1 Corinthians 11 is the only text which even talks about head coverings, which is significant because it was not mentioned in letters to other cities, though women's dress was addressed, such as in 1 Tim 2. Second, Paul begins and ends the section about head covering by calling it a custom (v. 2, 16). It is a tradition which Paul encouraged the women in Corinth to adhere to as a symbol of a woman's submission to her husband and to the Lord. This submission is a timeless requirement, but the symbol of it may change from culture to culture and from time to time. Also, the whole point of this passage is that this was one of the ways people were creating disorder in Corinth... trying to draw attention to themselves by breaking cultural norms. Look at the context (10:23-33; 11:17-21). People do the same thing today by making church into a fashion show. When a woman showed up in the Corinthian church without her head covered it demonstrated a lack of submission because she was pushing the boundaries. Women in the church today might do the same by WEARING a head covering to church in order to draw attention to themselves. It's an issue of the heart. If a woman reads 1 Cor 11 and has the (wrong) conviction that she must wear a head covering, and that is her motivation for wearing it, she is not sinning, but neither are any of the other ladies who do not wear a covering. Also, in verse 10, it is the act of giving over authority to the man... the actual act of submission is what the grammar indicates the woman has upon the head, not a cloth covering. He makes a cultural connection when he says that nature teaches that men should not have long hair (v. 14). Every culture has different expectations for the length of men or women's hair. The Vikings considered it more manly to have long hair, but the Romans did not. Jewish culture was rather open about this; consider Samson, Absalom, etc... But what is unbiblical is for a man to dress femininely or women to dress masculinely, whatever that may look like in the particular culture (Deut 22:5). And v. 15 also calls the woman's own hair a covering for her.

Corinthians 11:6 is the key verse. If she has no covering while assembling, then her hair should be cut off. So hair and the covering cannot be the same thing. Indeed, this is proven by the man not to have a 'covering' on his head when praying to God. If hair was the 'covering' then he would have to cut his off each time before prayers, or of course be bald........{;o;}

The relationship of the man and woman are principial. The long hair of the woman is the natural and testimonial, and the covering is preceptual when custom requires the practice.

I'm telling you there is a revival on head covering. I started since this year began. Listen, its not my gateway to salvation, I know. But when I made a covenant with our Lord, this is my seal. It's my freedom and not a burden. I got the conviction and have never turned back. It's not a burden. Nobody is pushing me. This is a personal conviction.

I wish you could have let us hear john Macarthur's response.

It feels like women can only be good enough or Holy enough for God to use if they only a wear veil for God to seem Holy or good enough to use, or if that brings some king of reverance from the outside versus the heart. Good subject

Sometimes I wonder. I gave up freemasonry around which I had spun all my future plans. It was so important for me. But the Lord spoke to me and I left freemasonry. (Only because it was God who spoke. He gave me His grace to make that decision.) Why can't people wear a simple veil? Is it that hard? Sounds like something in the scripture. And his servants came near, and spake unto him, and said, My father, if the prophet had bid thee do some great thing, wouldest thou not have done it? how much rather then, when he saith to thee, Wash, and be clean? - 2 Kings 5:13

I thought Christianity is supposed to be different and set apart from other religions. But with the recent focus on head coverings, this is starting to resemble Islam rather than Christianity.

Promoters of head coverings sometimes say western Christians stopped wearing head coverings because of feminism but I've been reading Richard Baxter's book 'A Christian Directory'. Richard Baxter lived in the 1600s, well before feminism and he wrote in this book that he believed head coverings are a cultural issue.

Full-time veil due to when praying, praying also involves hearing from God and we don't always know when that happens, best to have it on, yes? The Holy Spirit convicted me to wear it as much as possible, (bed time cap if fully asleep not necessary unless you wake up and pray, showering, etc.). Woman is to be submitted to man not just part but full time. There are two covers mentioned in this chapter. The whole chapter needs to be not only dissected each verse but then again as a whole and then also combined with the OT. Culture has 0 to do with this!!! (There were also murderous & adulterous cultures in Scriptures too, does the Word tell us to go commit them???.....ummm, no, to the contrary.) Pray ceaselessly. I rest my case, peace bros and sisters, (& notice to who I just addressed this to--ppl of the world won't listen to this stuff). 🙏☝🎀

Absolutely true but getting my wife to wear a hat is nigh on impossible.