Brad Crowe
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Brad Crowe
@crowebrad
Jesus is King of Kings and Lord of Lords! Faith, Family, 🐗. Dad to Adyson & Kelsey. #Girldad
Greenwood, AR Katılım Nisan 2012
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@crowebrad @lounge_dawg Name-dropping Bart Ehrman isn’t helping you 😂 1 Corinthians is decades later and Paul is repeating a claim, not verifying it. ‘500 people saw it’ with zero names or accounts is not evidence. You’re just regurgitating a line in a book.
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@TimmyT099 @lounge_dawg You’re not right about these being much later claims and even atheist Bible historian Bart Ehrman would tell you that you are wrong. The 500 people talked about in Corinthians that saw a resurrected Jesus were still alive to talk about it.
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@crowebrad @lounge_dawg You’re assuming the very thing you need to prove. We don’t have reliable evidence they saw a resurrection, only much later claims that they did. People don’t have to “make up a lie” to be wrong lol they can sincerely believe something that isn’t true.
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@TimmyT099 @lounge_dawg Actually the disciples would differ in a sense because would they be willing to die for a story they made up. Probably not. However, they would be willing to die if they saw Jesus dead and then He later appeared to them and instructed them on how to proceed.
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@lounge_dawg By that logic every suicide bomber, cult member, and martyr in history proves their religion is true 😂 Dying for a belief is only evidence that you believed it. Thats it.
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@razorbackHobbs What happened? After MSU gifted us the series at home you were ready to crown this team. This team has obviously had some glaring issues all year. Still time to turn it around but they better hurry.
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DVH is tired of this bullshit and I know y’all are too.
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@501queenbee I was ready a long time ago but everybody wants to lose their minds if you question the baseball team before SEC play. People are still out there making excuses. The truth… they suck right now. Hopefully it get better but not looking good at this moment
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@ChristineBrejc1 @smashbaals Where do you get that Paul was specifically addressing an issue in Corinth? I see people say this but I’m unable to find where this originally comes from. I know a lot of people say this and now reference each other but where does this originate?
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I wrote this in response to someone in December last year. It answers your question.
Henry,
Women are not to be pastors; that is clear from Scripture. However, it is untrue to interpret 1 Corinthians 14:34–35 (NIV)—which says:
“Women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the law says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church.”
This “law” was Roman law, not God’s law.
Paul was addressing a specific issue in Corinth: women interrupting the gathering by asking questions of their husbands during the service.
Yet many so‑called “exposures” of this passage are filled with error, spoken as though the Lord has not anointed women to edify the body of Christ and teach the Scriptures with great depth through the Holy Spirit—rightly dividing truth because it comes directly from Christ’s Spirit.
In fact, many whom God has called and chosen were speaking Scripture before they ever studied it—pulled from the mud and the mire to carry out His calling. Myself included. Meanwhile, many puffed‑up pastors who criticize women have never themselves submitted, been tested, emptied, and filled. Hence their pride.
They educated each other!
We see this repeatedly: doing exactly what Scripture warns against—causing discord, controversy, and arguments born of conceit. Yet it continues.
Just as in many modern churches, Christianese teachings and the filth of the prosperity gospel lead the sheep astray. Some pastoral men—and now women too, whom the people idolize—speak their teachings as if they are lords, believing their words without the Holy Spirit’s discernment and claiming that everything they say is correct when it is, in fact, incorrect.
But Scripture clearly shows that women can teach and lead:
- Deborah – Prophetess and judge who led Israel (Judges 4–5).
- Priscilla – Taught Apollos alongside Aquila (Acts 18:26).
- Miriam – Leader during the Exodus (Exodus 15:20).
- Huldah – Prophetess who counseled King Josiah (2 Kings 22:14–20).
- Phoebe – Deaconess commended by Paul (Romans 16:1–2).
- Lois – Taught Timothy the Scriptures (2 Timothy 1:5).
- Eunice – Timothy’s mother, also his teacher (2 Timothy 1:5).
- Esther – Delivered her people (Book of Esther).
- Mary Magdalene – First witness of the resurrection (John 20:16–18).
- Anna – Prophetess who proclaimed Christ (Luke 2:36–38).
These women played real, vital roles in teaching, leading, and shaping the faith—and we’re still doing that today. Yet we’re often torn down by men teaching in error with proud, haughty spirits. And yes, it grieves the Lord.
In Mark 16:15, Jesus said, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature.”
Though spoken to His disciples, both men and women followed Him. After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to women first—women who then proclaimed the news. —The command to preach applies to all His followers.
If it weren’t for the calling on our lives—not all, but some—we wouldn’t be sent into prisons, rehabs, schools, streets, basements, living rooms, media, and everywhere else to share the gospel and our testimony.
Jesus is the One who opens the doors; we don’t chase them—we just go when He sends us.
Through His anointing, we learn, we train, we’re tested, and prepared in a desert and bring healing to the hurting and hope to the lost.
John Henry, there is much in your teaching that is wonderful, and I admire your love for the Lord. However, you—and many like you—refuse to listen to the biblical truth that has been explained to you verse by verse.
The supposed contradiction in 1 Timothy arises from misunderstanding the context. Paul was addressing disorderly women in Corinth—not all women everywhere. The “church” is the spiritual body of believers, male and female—not merely the meetings in Corinth where women spoke out of turn under Roman law.
It is simple.
Sister Christine Beach
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“Did God really say women aren’t permitted to preach, or was that just the Apostle Paul?”
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@BestOfARSports @NWAHutch I agree. There are more important things to worry about with this baseball team than a midweek loss to Arkansas State.
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It was ugly, but Arkansas' loss to Arkansas State is still no reason to panic. There's a lot of baseball left to be played.
bestofarkansassports.com/arkansas-baseb…
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NSD 25. Im officially a Niner! Thank you to my family, coaches, teammates, and community for coming out and supporting us today and everyday! Now let’s go get ring #3! @GreenwoodFball @GWDFootball @CoachMoreton76 @CharlotteFTBL @CoachAlbin @arudolph53 @CoachClay_CLT
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@joshteeter01 @RazorbackFB So you don’t want to get behind someone who beat us?
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Welcome to The Hill Ryan Silverfield!
Introducing the 35th Razorback Football Head Coach 🐗
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A 19-year-old woman gave birth to twins and a paternity test later revealed something incredibly rare —
each twin had a different father. She was friends with both fathers, only hours apart, and doctors explained that she had released two eggs that were fertilised separately on the same day. This unusual situation is known as Heteropaternal superfecundation
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Chances he gets shelled and TV takes him out before the 5th inning are higher.
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Chances Doyle gets thrown out tomorrow for doing exactly what Root did? 🤣
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COLUMN: The NCAA's message on what you can and can't say and do on a baseball field has been erratic and at times outrageously wrong the past two weeks, and it's impacting who can and can't participate in championship-caliber games. This ain't OK.
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