I maintain that there is no essential difference in their assemblies and ours today. While it is true that many of the participants in those services were miraculously inspired, for this was their only means of receiving the revelation, we can do the same things in the assemblies nonmiraculously today that they did by the Holy Spirit. One may speak in a foreign tongue. I cannot think of one single reason why a man possessing a spiritual gift would need to be regulated when speaking in the assembly of the church, that would not also be true of the man today speaking the same message from the inspired Word of God. The Christian man must be regulated in the assembly of the saints regardless of where he gets his revelation.
All Christian women are under the commandment, and in all such like assemblies.
The truth of the matter is that Paul was discussing those who addressed the assembly, and this is the thing under consideration. The context determines the matter in which women were to keep silent. It is not permitted unto them to speak. They were not permitted to address the assembly. God's law relative to a woman's relationship to Himself and to Man has not changed.