Tag Archives: Genesis 2
- July 24, 2008
- Pre-Fall Patriarchy Revisited: A Structural Analysis of Genesis 1:26-28– also tagged Chiasm, Creation Account, English Translations, Equality, Feminism, Genesis 1, God C, Hebrew Text, Image Of God, Likeness, Narrative, Parallelism, Patriarchy, Pericope, Phrases, Plural Pronouns, Structural Analysis, Theological Difficulties, Woman One, Word Order
Over a year ago I wrote a number of posts on the topic of Evangelical Feminism vs. Biblical Complementarianism. This post will further that discussion.
If Patriarchy was a Pre-Fall reality, then it would be present within the biblical text in some discernible form. I previously demonstrated that the 2ndcreation account (in Genesis 2) does not [...]
- March 27, 2008
- More on Genesis 1 and its Genre– also tagged Ancient Hebrew, Genesis 1, Genre, Hebrew Poetry
Here is an excellent post from Ancient Hebrew Poetry on the genre of Genesis 1 that might help in the discussion of the previous post on Genesis 1:1-2. However, since this deals with the genre of the text, I thought it best to post this as a separate thread. I’m curious about what all who [...]
- October 15, 2007
- Suitable Helper - Implied Subordination?– also tagged Connotation, Ephesian Church, Exodus, Ezer, Female Gender, God, Hebrew Bible, Hebrew Word, Narratives, Patriarchy, Sword, Word Study
As Paul draws on narratives from the Hebrew Bible to support his case, and as he considers it authoritative for the Ephesian church, I think it is necessary for us to look at Genesis 2 and 3 over the next few posts. As they are often used to justify patriarchy, and as chapter 2 is [...]