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Restoring biblical male headship and the God-ordered household — the foundation of the biblical family.
A reaction to Pearl Davis’s “Street Talk” episode asking Christian women whether they should obey their husbands. The popular “mutual submission” answer is tested against Scripture — Ephesians 5, 1 Peter 3, and the order of Elohim, Messiah, man, and woman.
Mike Allen, Peter Rambo Sr, and BibleMarriages walk through Isaiah 1 to trace what collapses when fathers abdicate headship — fatherlessness, harlotry, courts that gut families — and how Scripture maps the restoration of the home and Kol Israel.
A long roundtable with Pete Rambo, Mike Allen, and Bible Marriages on why headship, patriarchy, and polygyny are load-bearing walls in restoring all Israel — and the awakening the church is unprepared to meet.
Part 2 of the Berean response to HonestYouthPastor on biblical polygyny: Leah crediting God for opening her womb, the Matthew 19 eunuch “calling,” whether Paul could overrule Torah, the 1 Corinthians 7 “his own wife” Greek argument, and Isaiah 4:1’s seven women.
When Pastor Rich Tidwell disclosed a second wife, the Christian world erupted. A roundtable with Abrie Kilian, Pete Rambo, Ryan Ridgely and Biblical Marriages tests the monogamy-only doctrine against Scripture.
A point-by-point reply to TimcastIRL and Andrew Wilson mocking Pastor Rich Tidwell for taking a second wife. The objection that biblical polygyny is immoral is tested against Torah, the patriarchs, and YAH Himself.
Some argue that Paul's requirement for church leaders to be a "one woman man" (μιᾶς γυναικὸς ἄνδρα) in 1 Timothy 3:2 and Titus 1:6 is a clear prohibition against polygamy or remarriage for church leaders, and by extension, all Christians.
Does polygamy “do violence to the gospel”? Part 3 answers the Christ-and-the-church argument, “Christ has one bride,” the progressive-revelation/“kid gloves” claim, and shows the one-body-many-members picture fits a man and his wives — with Isaiah 4 and Matthew 25.
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