ChananBachiyr
Puritan Board Freshman
I tried searching for this for a while and read several threads, but I've found them inconclusive... and all of them are closed so a new thread must be started.
1 Corinthians 11:1-16... Coverings... What's the interpretation?
I saw that someone mentioned the Greek terms being different:
• katakalyptō in verse 6, taken from kalypto which is usually used in the sense of concealment.
• peribolaion in verse 15, taken from periballo which is usually used as a garment or covering.
A woman's long hair is said to be "given" to her for a covering."
Thoughts?
1 Corinthians 11:1-16... Coverings... What's the interpretation?
I saw that someone mentioned the Greek terms being different:
• katakalyptō in verse 6, taken from kalypto which is usually used in the sense of concealment.
• peribolaion in verse 15, taken from periballo which is usually used as a garment or covering.
A woman's long hair is said to be "given" to her for a covering."
Thoughts?