And encouragement intended in my mention of Adam not being deceived.

Have a nice day
John

@AW Kennedy–just a follow-up–scripture says Adam *wasn’t* deceived (so Eve could not have deceived Adam)–he just chose her over God.

@back to us all

Hallelujah. I had a dream a few months ago that seemed to me to be an apostolic gathering and the only person I recognized seemed to me to be Amanda, and I don’t even *know* Amanda. I think I’ve seen pictures of her on her site, but it by no means followed that I’d see her in a dream of an apostolic gathering. Some time after that I heard about Rick Joyner’s dream about honoring the fathers (mainly leaders in the healing revival from some years ago). He said he only recognized one person in his dream. So that was a bit like my dream of recognizing only one.

I wanted to send this and even started an email describing the dream and the danger of running with the dream and went on and on and on Now you’re writing about the subject, so maybe my comment won’t seem so unusual.

Somewhat different than my dream is recent preaching I’ve heard that in Revelation St. John sent letters to the angels of the churches. These were men. You don’t send letters to angels. The important thing is that they were men. Others may say, well, that’s a slight reference to put one’s trust in. But I *do* put my trust in that. I don’t yet know where it’s going. I would not be astonished if the Lord said that all his ministers, men and women alike, need to be men. The word for virtue in hebrew, if I’m remembering correctly, is manly. None of that is to say be like a man like “one of the boys” or something carnal. And it may mean what we might first fear, there’s something about it being a man. I don’t know. I’ve thought that a girl I like might be King David I’m not kidding. Have to go from here and so my note is kind of unfinished.

Have a nice day
John Paul Fullerton
j-fullerton@tamu.edu

good topic choice.. now i will be able to say… “amanda from IHOP says this… ” ;o)

but, one passage I would like you to cover particularly which i struggle with when trying to talk to girls about their calling in reference to point 4

is that it is said that women shouldn’t teach as it was eve that deceived adam. So while i can explain other passages to be cultural this one I somewhat struggle to explain how women can still be in a role of teaching that isn’t just to other women or to children. 1 Tim 2:14 so if you are able to shed any light on that one it would be useful.

blessings