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About Me
- Tim Faulted
- I live and work at HoneyRock camp in Three Lakes, WI where I am a part of an experiential learning program through Wheaton College. I love spending time with my beautiful wife Courtney.I am passionate about theology and sharing the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. This blog is to reflect upon my learning experiences within the framework of Christianity, Culture and life, and how the three relate to one another.
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RYC:
Tim, Great question. I would direct you to Fee’s essay on this verse in his book “The Gospel and the Spirit: Issues in NT Hermeneutics.” There he essentially says Paul’s argument is ad hoc - that is, he gives reasons why he thinks Paul’s concerns are restricted to that historical situation with that particular church and its problems. He actually does a good job pointing out that biblical complimentarians do the same exact thing with the surrounding passages from I Tim, but don’t in chapter 2, not for exegetical reasons, but b/c of their experiences.
How that relates to tongues - well, I think he would say that both have universal principles - I tim. 2 has to do with order and I cor. 12-14 also has to do with order. But the general principles are what’s important, not the ad hoc imperatives.
But like I said, I think it’d be good if you checked out his essay in that book. If I remember correctly, it’s chapter 4.
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