Bible Q&A: Daylight Diet, Times To Eat On Shabbat, Head Coverings,

3 comments on “Bible Q&A: Daylight Diet, Times To Eat On Shabbat, Head Coverings,”

1. john on August 30, 2014 at 5:02 am said:

   1Cor 11: 13-14 Judge for yourselves is it fitting that a woman pray unto YHWH uncovered? Does not
   even nature itself teach you, that, if a man has long hair, it is a shame unto him?
   1Cor 11: 15 But if a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her: for her long hair is given to her instead of a veil

   The word used here for veil is Strong’s # 4018 and
   literally means a cloth, wrap or veil. This is the first time in the letter that Paul even mentions the word veil; all other references were referred to coverings,not veils.
   Most who purport wearing head coverings, totally
   mistranslate this most important scripture to say that the
   long hair is given as an additional covering, but this could not be further from the truth and is changing
   scripture. The word used for instead is “anti” which literally means in the place of, or instead of as anti-
   messiah is in the place of messiah.

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2. john on August 30, 2014 at 5:06 am said:

   Where did the custom of women wearing head scarves
   come from?
   If we look into the Greek culture that the apostle
   Paul was writing to into the book of Corinthians we
   will see that women in the Greek culture wore head
   scarves after their pagan deities that they worshipped.
   One does not have to look much further than the
   Catholic Church and the Mary or more correctly Istar idols
   .
   In 1Cor 11, Paul is addressing the group of brethren that where trying to force head scarves on all the women, and clearly this is his response:
   1Cor 11: 16 But if any man seem to be contentious we have no such custom, neither the congregation of
   YHWH.

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3. john on August 30, 2014 at 5:09 am said:

   It is clear from Paul’s response that he did not agree with women having to wear an additional cloth on her
   head as a secondary covering.

   The first thing that one should ask is if women were meant to wear head coverings why does the torah not say one word about it?
   Also, did Paul have the authority to change or add to Torah? Absolutely not!

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