Are Women Preachers Too Proud? - MGTOW
Channel: Shaun Elvis
Date: 2020-04-29

In Today Video I discuss the sin of Pride.

Every time in the Bible that the word pride is mentioned, it's always talking about sin.

Pride and shame go hand and hand together, and they are both a sin. 
Either a person will be proud of themselves, meaning they think too highly of themselves,
or a person will be ashamed of themselves meaning they don't have any confidence.
The Bible says both are wrong!

The Bible tells us we should praise the LORD, not ourselves. And we have nothing to be ashamed of
because we are beautifully and wonderfully made, creatures of God.

Women are not permitted to be preachers, and one main reason is because they will be lifted up with too much pride.
Even the most humblest of women is not allowed to preach because God did not authorize it.
I argue that any woman who is preaching the Word of God is filled with pride.

This doesn't mean women can not share the gospel with other people, in fact women very well must spread the gospel.
But the number one way for women to lift up the gospel, is to submit to their husband, and bear children and guide the house, and help their husband magnify the name of the lord by living a humble life. Not getting on stage and preaching the Bible.

I discuss the pride of King Darius in Daniel Chapter 6
and contrast it with the humbleness of the prophet Daniel.

It must be noted here, because I forgot to mention, that in the end the Kings men were all thrown in the lions den, and put to death, after Daniel was saved by God. The Kings men were filled with pride.

Daniel 6:24 And the king commanded, and they brought those men which had accused Daniel, and they cast them into the den of lions, them, their children, and their wives; and the lions had the mastery of them, and brake all their bones in pieces or ever they came at the bottom of the den.

The moral of the story is, make sure you don't fall into the Pride,
because it will eat you alive, just like those men who falsely accused Daniel!


Closed with a reading from James 5