But being a pastor IS, in actuality, a very prestigious thing to be if you are a Christian, correct?
Considering that there were no "pastors", per se back then, only Rabbis/learned men/clerics who basically made the laws and told everybody under them what to do.
Second in line behind Rabbis were men, and third in line behind men were their sons, and fourth in line behind the sons were imortant posessions like houses and cattle, and fifth in line behind houses and cattle were women/wives, and sixth in line behind women/wives were daughters.
Why is it so very difficult for some "modern" Christians to accept that this was simply the way women were treated back then, and that is why the Bible reads like it does.
That is why the Bible says that a woman must subnit herself to her husband
in all things.
It doesn't say "some things", or ""at certain times". It says she must submit in ALL things.
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