Serenity7855
Lambaster of the Angry Anti-Theists
Nah, I know what you did and so do you. You are playing on words for the whole forum to see. I said before and I am sure I will say it again, you are dangerous to converse with as you practice entrapment. You did not say it but you slyly insinuated it.
Thanks for admitting you were wrong. I did not say what you said I did
May I ask you to point out the words that I used which gave you the impression that I admitted I was wrong. It is a rarity so I would like to preserve it for my posterity.
Now to get back on topic. You say the slave had a choice. What choice did the wife and children have? The way I read this story the wife and children would remain slaves regardless of what the husband decided
What say did women have in those days. Women had their place, as did men have their rolls and functions. Women were to be care for and protected by men. The men made the decisions and the women were all to please to follow. That was their culture and Gods commandment.
Genesis 3
16 Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.
This is the problem when pieces are missing from your puzzle. You can never quite work out what the picture is. I have a completed puzzle so I can see clearly what the entire puzzle is. You can never prove the Plan of Redemption wrong as long as there are Christians, like me, who have completed puzzles.
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