Actually, they met in the temple courts (Acts 2) in synagogues (where did
Paul first go to preach) by rivers (Lydia), so they met all over.

Blessings,
Randy


> On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 2:28 PM, JoynCharles <joyncharles@...>
> wrote:
>
>>  I do not know I have nothing to tell me about that.
>> We were talking about IN THE CHURCH.
>> I do not know if the rule applied to home worship.
>> I think the home was where the women had total freedom to ask their own
>> husbands.
>>
>
> You realize, Charles, that the early church met in people's homes.  So
> your
> distinction makes no sense.
>
> Also, it is curious that if the problem was the Corinithian women yelling
> across the pews (that were not there, btw) that Paul didn't simply tell
> the
> women to sit next to their husbands.  After all, that would fix the
> problem
> and would eliminate the appearance that women and men had different roles
> in
> the assembly.  Why maintain the appearance of women over there and men
> over
> here if "we are all one in Christ Jesus and gender doesn't make a
> difference
> anymore"?
>
>
>
> --
>
> Grace and peace,
> Kevin Sigafoos
> ---------------------
> For from him and through him and to him are all things. To him be glory
> forever. Amen. (Rom 11:36)
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