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In this volume, author Paul M. Zehr explores Paul’s instructions to Timothy and Titus in light of recent scholarship, applying Christian theology and ethics to the political, philosophical, religious, and cultural issues that early Christians faced as the church reached out in mission in Ephesus and on the island of Crete. Additionally, Zehr also shows how the themes in 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus have...

word, sigaō (Rom 16:25; 1 Cor 14:28, 30, 34). The learning context in 1 Timothy 2:11–12 suggests that Paul is talking about maintaining the reverence and quietness necessary for learning to take place. Submission to the teacher fits a learning context. In the first-century world, women were not as well-educated as men. To dominate the worship time with questions or comments would have disrupted the meeting. Thus Paul commands the women to learn in a manner conducive to learning. Rather than being
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