Several ancient Christian documents show that women were prominent ministers in the second century church. Two of these documents show that Theonoe and Myrte were prophetesses in the church at Corinth.
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Why did Peter use the phrase “weaker vessel” in 1 Peter 3:7? What does it mean? This article takes into consideration how the word “weak” was used of women in ancient legal documents.
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Here are some free online Greek texts, tools and resources that I have found useful.
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We have only two lines about Phoebe in the Bible, but Theodoret of Cyrrhus has more information about her. Did Phoebe travel to Spain with Paul? Did she deliver his letter to the Romans?
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This short article looks at how the Greek word kuria (“lady”) is used in a few ancient letters, and how this usage helps us to understand the “chosen lady” in John’s second letter.
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I wrote this article just so I could quote Wayne Meeks who cautions that if we translate Greek into English without an awareness of the limitations of dictionaries we are merely “moving bones from one coffin to another”.
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