[TayLuvsJ]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

It's what the Bible said, not me. If I made a mistake, I shall present this to my husband so I may be properly punished.

[Mei Saeki]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

Men of the Landover Baptist Church!


Today I have an important announcement to make.

The millions of immigrants flooding Europe are not only a problem. They are a chance! Today I created a new movement called the IAWR -"Immigrants against woman rights" and I have already gathered a huge group of 6 North African men to help me with our cause.

Yes, at the end these people are enemies of God, but never forget what Christian warfare is all about: The enemy of my enemy is my Friend.

The goal is that more and more of these barbaric dogs join my movement with me as their Supreme Leader and together we will turn down woman right's until all woman on this planet are liberated from the unnatural right's they unfairly possess. Because that is what God wants after all.


Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee. -Genesis 3:16



But this is just the beginning, I will now use this important moment to say that my loyalty will always belong to the Landover Baptist Church. Even if millions of immigrants are under my command, I will always be a True Christian Brother™ to the Landover Baptist Church.

A few moments ago a guy named "mohammed from Syria" called my phone and asked if he gets "blonde German woman" if he joins my group. And I said yes,:" Yes , Mohammed! You will get as many as u want! As long as u do whatever I say and never question any order." He agreed in his filthy arabic accent but it doesn't matter. What matters is that I can use him.

I can see now that Germany has a bright future. There is no question that once the army I have is strong enough that we can take on Angela and every single femnazi that is poisoning this country since decades.
And for every bomb these femnazis throw at us, we will throw 5 bombs back. Every woman we find outside the kitchen or the bedroom will be considered a terrorist and enemy combatant!

My friend Hans Gruber has already made plans for future "IAWR-Camps" where no tampons are served and femnazi-prisoners have to make the ultimative decision:" Baking pie or beeing baked!"

Today we are 10, tomorrow we will be 20 and next week we are 100. And next year we are thousands! And once Germany is liberated, the rest of Europe will follow, and Russia and then the whole world!

Let us all thank God, the Creator of the Universe that He has blessed us and our generation so we can experience these great times!

Titus Templeton, 1th January, 2016
IAWR Command Centre
Munich, Germany

I know this is almost six months late, but: As God pronounces judgment on Eve for her part of the transgression in Eden, He says, “Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you” (Genesis 3:16). This verse causes some puzzlement. It would seem that a woman desiring her husband would be a good thing, and not a curse.

The Hebrew phrase in question does not include a verb and is literally translated “toward your husband your desire.” Since this judgment is predictive, the future tense verb “will be” is added for clarity: “Your desire will be for your husband.” The most basic and straightforward understanding of this verse is that woman and man would now have ongoing conflict. In contrast to the ideal conditions in the Garden of Eden and the harmony between Adam and Eve, their relationship, from that point on, would include a power struggle. The NLT translation makes it more evident: “You will desire to control your husband, but he will rule over you.”

God is saying that Eve would desire to rule over her husband, but her husband would instead rule over her. Replacing the mutually interdependent relationship the Lord had created was a desire for one spouse to lead the other. Sin had wrought discord. The battle of the sexes had begun. Both man and woman would now seek the upper hand in marriage. The man who was to lovingly care for and nurture his wife would now seek to rule her, and the wife would desire to wrest control from her husband.

It is important to note that this judgment only states what will take place. God says that man and woman will live in conflict and their relationship will become problematic. The statement “he shall rule over you” is not a biblical command for men to dominate women.

In the New Testament, God affirms His ideal relationship between man and woman in marriage. Christ-like qualities are emphasized. What the curse of sin created, believers in Christ are called to correct by living according to God’s Spirit. Ephesians 5 says that the wife should willingly submit to her husband’s authority in the home, in essence, refusing to scratch the curse-fueled itch to seize control (verses 22-24). Husbands are to love their wives unconditionally and sacrificially, just as Christ loves the Church (verses 25-30). The whole passage begins with an emphasis on mutual submission to one another: “Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ” (verse 21).

From the beginning, God’s focus has been love and respect between husband and wife. Though sin has tainted the original beauty of this relationship, God commands believers in Christ to pursue this ideal relationship between husband and wife, an ideal perfectly illustrated in Christ’s relationship with the Church.

[Elmer G. White]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

I know this is almost six months late, but: As God pronounces judgment on Eve for her part of the transgression in Eden, He says, “Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you” (Genesis 3:16). This verse causes some puzzlement. It would seem that a woman desiring her husband would be a good thing, and not a curse.

The Hebrew phrase in question does not include a verb and is literally translated “toward your husband your desire.” Since this judgment is predictive, the future tense verb “will be” is added for clarity: “Your desire will be for your husband.” The most basic and straightforward understanding of this verse is that woman and man would now have ongoing conflict. In contrast to the ideal conditions in the Garden of Eden and the harmony between Adam and Eve, their relationship, from that point on, would include a power struggle. The NLT translation makes it more evident: “You will desire to control your husband, but he will rule over you.”

God is saying that Eve would desire to rule over her husband, but her husband would instead rule over her. Replacing the mutually interdependent relationship the Lord had created was a desire for one spouse to lead the other. Sin had wrought discord. The battle of the sexes had begun. Both man and woman would now seek the upper hand in marriage. The man who was to lovingly care for and nurture his wife would now seek to rule her, and the wife would desire to wrest control from her husband.

It is important to note that this judgment only states what will take place. God says that man and woman will live in conflict and their relationship will become problematic. The statement “he shall rule over you” is not a biblical command for men to dominate women.

In the New Testament, God affirms His ideal relationship between man and woman in marriage. Christ-like qualities are emphasized. What the curse of sin created, believers in Christ are called to correct by living according to God’s Spirit. Ephesians 5 says that the wife should willingly submit to her husband’s authority in the home, in essence, refusing to scratch the curse-fueled itch to seize control (verses 22-24). Husbands are to love their wives unconditionally and sacrificially, just as Christ loves the Church (verses 25-30). The whole passage begins with an emphasis on mutual submission to one another: “Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ” (verse 21).

From the beginning, God’s focus has been love and respect between husband and wife. Though sin has tainted the original beauty of this relationship, God commands believers in Christ to pursue this ideal relationship between husband and wife, an ideal perfectly illustrated in Christ’s relationship with the Church.

Dear Saeki,

You have learned to copy, paste and dismiss proper referencing! I suppose that is how the youngsters get their education nowadays.

http://www.gotquestions.org/desire-husband-rule.html

Do you actually have your own views on this issue or are your ideas only based on plagiarism?

God does mention plagiarism in the Bible!

Exodus 20:15
Thou shalt not steal.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

God is saying that Eve would desire to rule over her husband, but her husband would instead rule over her.

Amen! This is just what Mr. Templeton is doing! He's encouraging other men to join him and Man Up and do what needs to be done - rule over the wife and squash the rebellious of all this "Women's Rights" buffoonery.

Only then will we see peace in the home. Only then will we see peace in the nation. Only when we as a society stop turning our collective backs on God will He bless us again like He did when Eisenhower was in office, when men were men and women were women and things like homosexuals were decent enough to feel shame, and transgender hadn't been invented yet. God help us all.

[john thumn]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

I just checked every Bible in the house: none of them have an expiration date!

Hear Hear!

[Iamsmart321]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

I have met some not-very-smart people on this forum. I have met not-very-nice people on this forum. But you... you take the cake for both. You think you can just lord over women like they're your slaves!?! This is unprecedented! You think they're just for cleaning, working, and making children!?!? YOU DISGUST ME! This may not be allowed, but I believe that our Lord And Savior made the wrong choice there, that women are just sex slaves for men. Have you heard of the Amazons? It's a Greek group of women that got fed up with their fat husbands and started a rebellion. In fact, I hope this happens with Christians, also. That mistreated housewives start a rebellion. Good day, to you all!

[Basilissa]

Re: Titus Templeton: "Today I am declaring War against Woman's Rights!"

I have met some not-very-smart people on this forum. I have met not-very-nice people on this forum. But you... you take the cake for both. You think you can just lord over women like they're your slaves!?!

Sweetie, please don't shoot the messenger! If you have issues with the Word of God, please take them directly to Him:

Genesis 2:18 And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for him.

1 Timothy 2:11-15
11 Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection.
12 But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.
13 For Adam was first formed, then Eve.
14 And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived was in the transgression.
15 Notwithstanding she shall be saved in childbearing, if they continue in faith and charity and holiness with sobriety.

1 Corinthians 14:34-35
34 Let your women keep silence in the churches: for it is not permitted unto them to speak; but they are commanded to be under obedience as also saith the law.
35 And if they will learn any thing, let them ask their husbands at home: for it is a shame for women to speak in the church.

This is unprecedented!

Sure, except for 99.9% of history of all civilizations in which women have been always subjugated.

You think they're just for cleaning, working, and making children!?!? YOU DISGUST ME! This may not be allowed, but I believe that our Lord And Savior made the wrong choice there, that women are just sex slaves for men.

Please, feel free to take your grievances directly to Him.

Have you heard of the Amazons? It's a made-up, mythological Greek group of women that got fed up with their fat husbands and started a rebellion.

Fixed that for ya, sweetie!