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Poole, Matthew, 1624-1679 • SECTION 1496

Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 2 — Section 1496

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We and were than this, which rather proverh, that God the Father and the Lord read of Women P rophereſſes both in the Old and New Teſtameac ch Chiif Jeſus Chriſt are equa] in Nature and Eflznce, than different ; for ſuch was Huldab in Foftab's time, and Amns,of whom we read Luk: 2. toadt in | the Head 1s not of a different, but the ſame Nature and EC. | 36- and we read that Philip had four aaughters that did prophe ſie , fence with the Members. Nor dorh Chriſt's ſubjz&ion to his Fa- Ats 21.9. 1 The uncovered head here ( as before) muſt fienifie at all arguen inequality, or difference from him in Nature | covered with ſome artificial covering, ſuch as our Quoifs "Hats 3» 0 not? ther re than the ſubjeCtion of Subje&s i 16 | Hoods, or Yeils, &c. or with her : c T ) If 4 Eſſence,more Tan r J n J ro a Prince argue _P , own hair, not hanging looſe, but ny, that i; - y ſoch thing. The Apoſtle then determines this to be the Order artificially uſed ſo, asto be a covering. m. Diſhonoureth either her which God hath ſer. God is the Head of Chriſt , Chriſt is the Head husband, who is her Political or Oeconomica! head, for by that habir th lefrme'%, of his Church, and every one that is a Member ofit ; and Man is the behaveth her ſelf as if ſhe were nor one in ſubje&tion,and ſeem. on of any the Head of the Wiran, he to whom the womanought to be ſub. eth touſurp an undue authority over the man ; or her natural head , ecking my -.+, as the Church is ſubjeCt to Chriſt, and Chriſt is ſubje& xo his | © being in thoſe places accounted an immodeſt thing for a woman nd, or hy. | Faker, and from hence he argueth as followeth. |to appear in publick uncovered. Ir is obſerved of Rebeceah, when eſpecially : ; : ; ſhe met 1ſaac, Gen. 24. 65. She rock a wal, and covered her ſelf. ena] Sales, 4 Every man praying or propheſying g having hz |» For, ſaith the Apoſtle, your ſelves would judge it an uncomely before the head covered 5, diſhonoureth his head 7. thing for a womap to be ſhaven ; now to pray or propheſie with | be hinf:X ant a the head uncovered, is all one. This laſt clauſe will incline us to | Ruletohe By every Ly pr 4 x wm ome ( yy whom the | think, that by the uncovered head in this verſe, is not only to be un. which Gol Tearned Beza) un _ an = - y he that mini reth in prayer, or derſtood uncovered with ſome other covering befides her hair, bur ithſtanding in opening and PP _ b e gr a Fes from 2 previous | with her hair diſhevelled, hanging looſe at its length, for elſe it is iritual goed meditation and udy 0 46 oo wy the extraordinary Revela- | not all one to have the head uncovered with an hat , or hood, or ; rheir judg, ron of the holy Sar » WiiICa Tt Pe ad in thoſe Pr 1mitive Times , | quoif, and to be ſhaven ; for the Apoſtle afterward, v. 15. ſaith damage al but alſo all choie rhar mn preſent ar thoſe ations : The reaſon | her hair 1s given to h:r for a covering or a weil : So that poſlibly thar the Souls hey give, 15, Becauſe the Reaſon given by the Apoſtle for his aſſer- j which the Apoſtle here refle&erh upon, womens coming into che ; tion, is ſuch as is common to the people, as well as to him that mi. |publick Aſſemblies with their haic hanging looſly down, and nor niftrech : and rhe Woman was forbidden to ſpeak in the Church , | decently wound up fo, as to make a covering for her head; which i Tim. 2. 12. Bur our learned Biſhop Hal! aſſures us, he cannot | we are told, was the prattice of thoſe beaſtly ſhe-Prieſts of Bacchus, agree with thoſe of this mind. And indeed it is an unreaſonable | who, like frantick perſons, performed thoſe pretendedly religious is Inflituim, jotexpretation 3 for though thoſe who join with others in Prayer , | Rites with their hair ſo hanging looſe, and were called Menades i ar may be ſaid to pray, YE. thoſe that hear dne preaching or expounding becauſe they behaved th:mſelves more like mad perſons, than ſuca vith bis tad Seripture , Can 1N AO Propriety of ſpeech be ſaid to propheſic. Nor | as werg in the a&ual uſe of their reaſon : ſomething like which, ic ad 5; any ſuch uſage of the term to be parallePd, neither are the rea- | is moſt probable, ſome women in the Chriſtian Church at Corinch af. ;- the Goth ſons they bring, cogent ; for chough the reaſon of the Precept may | feed, againſt which the Apoſtle here argueth.

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