Godly Women's Role According to Biblical Principles

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Explore the biblical teachings on the roles of women, including honoring widows, managing households, and staying faithful to God. Discover how Godly women are encouraged to serve and live with purpose according to the scriptures.

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Titus 2:5 I Timothy 5:14

Man (male) is head of the woman (female) I Tim. 2:13; I Cor. 11:3 Headship in family is the husband/father (male) Eph. 5:23, Col. 3:18 The wife who has children to look after honors the husband s headship assisting him with well-ordered and stable home for raising children (Titus 2:5) Management skills employed daily to keep the home clean, orderly and safe for raising up children. Looking well to household fosters praise not competition and resentment (Prov. 31:27-29)

Context set beginning in I Timothy 5:3 Honor widows that are widows indeed. Really ??? Focusing on source of support desolate (I Tim. 5:5a; 4, 8, 16) Widows enrolled put on list (I Tim. 5:9) Being supported will serve church especially needs of other women (Titus 2:4, I Tim. 2:12)

Godly women: Hope set on God praying (supplications) night and day (I Tim. 5:5b; v.6 contrast) Previously married to one man no longer young must be at least 60 (I Tim. 5:9) Has served others with good works (I Tim. 5:10)

Younger widows once enrolled supported by the church/serving church in special capacities may wax wanton against Christ desire to marry (I Tim. 5:11) Younger widows Condemned in sense of rejecting first pledge supported by Lord s church fulfilling needs of the church (I Tim. 5:12) Women with no work to be engaged in can become busy, but not in good works: idle, busy bodies, tattlers/gossips, speaking things they should not say (I Tim. 5:13) Paul is avoiding the starting place for the adversary to revile Christ and His church (I Tim. 5:14-15)