Chapter, Paragraph

 1  3   |       world upon sinful men and women, and the Christian writer
 2  4,3 |       Lord replied, “As long as women bear.” To this she answered, “
 3  5,2 |         s views on the place of women in the church and needed
 4  5,2 |  marriage”... train the younger women to be loving wives and mothers” (
 5  5,2 |      said in I Corinthians that women were to keep quiet in church;
 6  5,2 |        sharply: “I do not allow women to teach;.. they must keep
 7  5,2 |     Jewish views of the role of women in religion some Christians
 8  5,2 |    Christians in Asia felt that women should be allowed to teach
 9  5,2 |       province of Asia, and two women, Maximilla and Priscilla,
10  5,2 |        the same prophetic gift. Women had long been prominent
11  5,2 |         described one of Paul's women converts, Thecla, not only
12  5,3 |      reputed unwillingness that women should teach. Thecla subsequently
13  5,3 |         thrown into prison. Two women who are believers visit
14  5,5 |        asceticism and encourage women to separate from their husbands.~
15  5,5 |      church or convent; the old women and widows are to come and
16  5,7 |        call the demons out. The women come out, and the apostle
17  5,8 | discourage marriage and to lead women converts to forsake their
18 14,4 |    Virgins, On the Adornment of Women, On Baptism, On Patience,
19 14,6 |      editions), On the Dress of Women, On Baptism, On Repentance,
20 14,6 |     Wife (against remarriage of women), On Idolatry, On prescription
21 14,6 |         Perpetua and Felicitas, women of Carthage who suffered
22 14,10|        the Roman empire men and women were called upon to offer
23 14,12|  designed to instruct unmarried women in the church who have dedicated