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It says that they should be keepers at home, they should be good. And then he says they should be obedient to their own husbands. Now how often do you hear that preached today? Well if you come to Faithful Word you hear it all the time. But if you go somewhere else you don't hear it so much. But that's what the Bible says. You know you say well that's that old fashioned idea. Today we have women's rights. We've come a long way baby. And today, oh those horrible horrible days when women had no right, let's bring them back. Let's get back to those days. What are you so worried about? What do you think they mean when they say women's rights? You know what they mean? The right to divorce your husband is what they mean. You know what they mean? The right to rebel and disobey your husband, the right to divorce him, the right to go out and get a job and make your own money, the right to tell him what to do, the right to go vote for our leaders as if women should have any say in how our country is run. When the Bible says that I suffer not a woman to teach nor to usurp authority over the man but to be in silence, I am quoting the Bible right now. But it's old fashioned. Why do you think that women were not allowed to vote until the 20th century? And yet if I get up and say I don't believe women should vote because if we're in a democracy which is ruled by the people, I don't want to be ruled over by women. When the founder of our nation, John Adams, one of the key founders, one of the authors of the type of government that we have in the Constitution and the bicameral legislature and all of it, the one who laid that out, his wife told him, hey, you need to put something in there that women should be allowed to vote. And he said, you know what? He said, I'm not going from the tyranny of England to the tyranny of women ruling over me. He said, I'd rather have England rule over me. Now I'm paraphrasing, but he said something like that, okay? Look it up, he said something similar to that.