Romans 16:1-2 – Was Phoebe a Deaconess?
Who was Phoebe? Was she a deaconess? How did she serve the church? What does this mean for women in the church today? From Romans 16:1-2 this article tackles these questions.
Women in Romans 16
This article notes the mention of women in Romans 16. It addresses common arguments raised in support of women in ministry positions.
Romans 16:7 – Did Paul Call Andronicus an Apostle?
Huttar wants to review a generally held view that Paul referred to Andronicus as distinguished member of the apostolate in Romans 16:7. This review is conducted under the following three aspects: lexical-grammatical considerations, contextual considerations, and interpretive history.
Deadly Doctrines: Facing Evil Like Snakes and Doves
How can you protect yourself against false teachers and false doctrine? By heeding the words of Christ and Paul from Matthew 10:16 and Romans 16:19 that protection from false teachers can be achieved.
Romans 16:1-27 – Paul's Personal Greetings
This article is a Bible study on Romans 16:1-27.
Romans 16:17-27 - The Closing Words of the Book of Romans
This article is a Bible study on Romans 16:17-27.
Romans 16:17-18 - False Teachers
This article is a Bible study on Romans 16:17-18.
Romans 16:1-16 - The Former Day Saints
This article is a Bible study on Romans 16:1-16.
Romans 16 - Paul's Pictorial Directory
This is a Bible study on Romans 16.
Phoebe was a Deaconess, but she was not Ordained
This article is about the question if women can be in the office of deacon (deaconess). Scripture passages like Romans 16:1 and 1 Timothy 3:11 are discussed.