Daily British Whig (1850), 13 Jan 1920, p. 7

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1920, Yer wy 1 maps and illustrations. ed. New Books Of || Special Interest "CANADA'S HUNDRED DAYS," by G. 8. Livesay, with "LABRADOR DOCTOR," by Dr. Jrenfell; fully {llustrate 141 PRINCESS STREET. THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG _ | Letters to the Editor oy Shall Women Keep Silence? {tor): In answer.to the invitation of { nistry | lowing facts: s | That the passages supposed to con- tain the teaching of St. { cerning the position of women in the church, if accepted as translated, | place women out of harmony with | the revealed will of God. {| Women { when according to these Scriptures J | slonary and social service meetings | the church." In the recent Week of | Prayer meetings | veiled," though Paul said: "Every woman praying or prophesying with her head unveiled dishonoreth her head." They teach in home and for- | eign missions and in the Sunday | School, though Paul sald: "I permit \= MPAIRED eyesight is often the cause of much physical misery and physical ailments often affect the vision. Our expert examination will make clear the eye-trouble that is bothering you. You cannot purchase glasses of us unless you need them, If we discover a cataract or some other ailment that needs medical at- tention we will advise you as to the facts. "The House of Better Glasses" Opposite the Fost Office KINGSTON. | hot a. woman to teach---but to be in 3 quietness." | Are men only "under grace" while | Is the Bible out of date for the guid- { ance of the women of today? Has the | zeal of Christian women for the ser- | vice of God outrun their recognition | Of the authority of the word of God? { Did the women under the Jewish age | enjoy a greater measure of emanci- | pation than under this dispensation i ral Hebrew translation of Isa. 40:9 it {1s said~--"0 woman, that publishest | ®00d tidings to Jerusalem, lift up thy | voice with strength; lift it up, be not afraid; say unto the cities of Judah, Behold your God," and of Psalm 68.11, "The Lord giveth the { word; the women that publish the { tidings are a great host?" Are some | portions - of the infallible word of { God utterly at variance with other | portions on the subject of the public | ministry of Christian women? { Surely there must be some expla- nation. You often stake a great deal on your watch being accurate and corfect. Why not let us put yours in. good dependable order? All Ao done by efficient and reliable watchmakers, and the Kingston, Jan. 12.--(To the Bdi- | { the Saturday Whig for correspond- | | ence in vindicaton of the public mi- | of women may I draw the at-| tention of your readers to the fol- | Paul con- | sing in public worship | { they are biddem "to keep silence in | | the churches." They speak in mis-| |in the church though it is stated "it | is a shame for women to speak' in! they prayed "'un-! { women still remain "under the law?" | | of grace when according to the lite-| To a woman of profound knowl- | price is reasonable. jedge of God and of His word in the | | original tongues in which it was writ | | ten, Dr. Kate Bushnell, is due a most | | Hluminating exposition of the whole | Hps of women for centuries, even | when the gift of prophecy had been | bestowed upon them----1 Cor. 11: 2-16. The real purpose of the pas- sage was to stop the practice of Jewish Christian men veiling or wearing the "tallith" im worship, which was a sign of condemnation of | sin. Paul replies: "Every man pray- | Ing or prophesying having his head | covered dishonoreth his head,"---i.e. | Ohrist, who had atoned for his sins { "But every 'woman praying or | | prophesying with her head unveiled | dishonereth her (matrimonial) | head," inasmuch as the Jewish Oral Law decreed that # a woman did not cover her head she should be | "shorn." A Jew favorably disposed {| towards h™ wife's profession of Christianity and unveiling in wor- ship might be compelled to divorce his wife if she unveiled. Therefore says Paul, in effect, if unveiling her head in the church might involve such consequences she is mot com- manded to unvell Mke her husband. In verses 11 and 12 he reminds both men and women of their oneness "in the Lord" neither being able to do | Without the other, His final word {is that they were to "judge among | themselves" and decide "if it were | seemly for a Woman to pray unto | the Lord unveiled--a plain state- | ment changed by the tramslator into a question by the addition of an in- i terrogation mark not in the original. i The third obscure passage In | Paul's writings, upon which the mis- | representation of his teaching about { women is based, is 1 Tim. 2:8-11, | written ten years later than his first { letter to the Corinthians--"Let a | woman learn in guietmess with all | subjection. But I permit not a wo- { man to teach, nor to have dominion over man, but to be in quietness for | Adam was first formed, then Eve." ! Apart from the hist Hght up- {on the circumstances calling forth | these words it is difficult to under- | stand what the apostle means. He | had probably been in Spain when he { heard of the martyrdom of the Ro- | man church under Nero in 64 A.D., !and now three years later he is | writing this letter from Rome. All | Ohristians were in the greatest | peril, especially the women. This | was due to two causes referred to by | Lecky in his History of European | Morals as "the very conspicuous posi- tion of female influence assumed in the great work of the conversion of the Roman Empire" and "another cause of the peculiar animosity felt against Christians was the constant OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SHOES ALL THIS WEEK SEE THESE SPECIALS: $5.95 and $6.95 SALE OF MEN'S FINE SHOES $3.95-- $4.85--$5.95-- SPECIAL SALES OF WOMEN'S FINE SHOES | subject. First with reference to 1 Cor. 14. | 34; 35, Rev. Ver. "Let the women { keep silence, for it is not permitted unto them to speak but Jet them be | in subjection as also saith the law. | And if they would learn anything let | them ask thein own husbands at 8 | home for it is a shame for a woman J | to speak In the charch." By minute examination of the ori- ginal Greek text and reference to au- Kinnear & {Esterre thoritative scholars and the histori- cal setting Dr. Bushnell shows clear- ly that Paul never wrote these words as "a commandment of the Lord", but was quoting what the Judalzers in the Corinthian church were saying LAND FOR SALE, a min en Township, acres, - ar nine reserved. Timber lot. chiefly hardwood, valuable. C. 8. KIRKPATRICK, 36 Clarence 5t., Kingstom. E 3 E E s i EE = E Ss g = cL 5 : DON'T WAIT TILL YOU NEED THEM HAVE THEM REBUILT NOW OORE' i = 2 | TOORES In their mischief making in connec- tion with the work of Christian wo- men, as in other ways. Again and { gain from chapter 5 to the end of replying to a letter of questions sent him by the Corinthian church. In the A safe and dy oure for i SACRE LIT . L 4 » EE EERE MOORE' RE-BUILD OLD TIRES houss. Get the stores, 350 per DOE. Greek Mi SS there were no capital let- ters, no punctuation, no quotation marks. Sir Wm. Ramsay, the most widely accepted authority on St Paul, says--"We should be ready to suspect St. Paul is making a quota- tion from the letter addressed to him when any statement stands in marked contrast with Paul's known views." The "marked contrast" is obvious when the prohibitory law of chap. 14: is placed alongside chap. 11:5 of the Same epistle In which Paul refers to the fact, without a condemnatory word, that women were accustomed to both pray and preach in public. The quotation theory {a confirmed when considered in detail. "It is --d .+..88 also saith As there is mot one trace from Genesis to Malachi of &ny such law 'the law" referred to must have been the Jewish Oral Law, which in the Talmud is given as follows : "It is a shame for a woman to let her voice be heard among men." This in itself should be sufficient to show that the apostle who labored 80 earnestly to free the Christian church from the shadow of Judaism Was not expressing his own convie- tion in the language attributed . to im. Paul never appealed to "the law" for the guidance of the church, but declared that , believers were "dead to the law." : As to women "asking questions of their husbands at home" it is un- thinkable that the apostle would have sent anxious souls back to heathenism, or to Judaism for spir- itual help, for the husbands of some were not yet converted. | aL MORE MILAGE . 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Reid, || 3 3 HT nl 8 E l "io a KINGSTON, Ont. i i | chapter 14 it can be seen that he is | | interference with domestic life, { arising from the great number of | female conversions." | Paul says, "I'desire therefore that | the men pray in every place lifting i up holy hands--in like manner also the women"---Prof. Ramsay says | that "the Inevitable sense of the | word is that the whole body of wo- | men is to be undertsood as affected { by what has been said about men." | They were not to adorn themselves | ike men but to pray like men. | * Then in order to meet the dire | necessity of such perilous times he gives the following prudential mea- sure: "Let the women be in quiet- | {ness (not "silence" ) with all { subejction, but' permit not a woman | | to teach, *'a prohibition not for all | | time but while the lives of women | would be imperilled by so doing. The apostle's mind then goes back to Eden and to the promise "she shall be saved through the child bearing." If she were saved then by faith in the incarnation and death of the promised Peiiverat, bow much | more now reasons the apostle wien | the Saviour has come to save Der jo ! | the very full from all that the fn. carnation and death obtained for | her: Therefore in view of the light thrown upon these passages by Dr. Bushnell women students of. the Word of God are forced to the con- | clusion that the status of Christian | women and their right to speak or pray in the assembly of God's saints most vitally concerns "the church which is His Body." If as Paul teaches, Gal, 3:28, the Cross has re- moved "the middle wall of partition" | between 'male and female' in the | service of God, Cristian women can | of the fall and Christian men on the | status of the atoning work of Christ, nor can women members of that body fail to carry out the will of their | Risen Head by checking the manifes- | tation of the spirit through all its | members, ! "God's time has come for the em- | ancipation' of women," says Mrs. | Penn-Lewis. "Woe to the church if | they are not emancipated for Christ and His service: Woe to the 'Serpent' | if those whom he has oppressed for { so long lay bold of the tact of his | utter defeat at Calvary and in the | power their Triumphant Head | turn upon their foe in full assurance | of victory!" Yours truly --B. CARR-HARRIS. No "Red" Sympathizers Wanted, Kingston, Jan, 10.--(To the Edi- tor): I notice in your advertisement of A. B. C, this "There is no room in this country for the Reds,' de- clares the Labor Leader of Toronto." 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