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Jesus said, man cannot live on bread alone, but from every word that proceeds from the

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What are we seeing in Genesis 1 and 2? That God created man and woman at the same time. No.

First the man, then the woman. but god created both of them from the dust

of the ground no the man from the dust of the ground the woman was formed from man and for man and then both

were assigned to be mutual helpmates of one another no The woman was called to be a helpmate of her husband

and not the other way around. That does not mean that a husband can't ever help his wife,

but there is a difference. It is not a mutual flowing both direction kind of situation. It's not.

A husband can lovingly help his wife and should,

but he is not called and ordained by God to be her helpmate in the way that she has been

uniquely called and ordained by God to be his helpmate. And so all of this is before sin ever

entered the world. All this is pre-Genesis chapter 3.

We see very clearly that God's good, created order introduces complementarian relationships

between men and women. So Christ conquering the curse has nothing to do with it. Because the curse isn't what introduced complementarianism.

What did the curse introduce?

Complementarianism?

No.

You're aversion to complementarianism.

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