“Do Not Permit a Woman to Teach” I Timothy 2:11,12”

Interlinear Translation: “A woman in quietness let learn in all subjection; but a woman to teach I do not allow, nor to exercise authority over man, but to be in quietness;”

Strong’s Concordance Translation: “LET = to hold down fast, keep in memory, make toward, possess, retain, seize on, stay, take, withhold; demolition, extinction, destruction, pulling down to hold. THE WOMAN = a woman specifically a wife, to cause to be generate, i.e. to become, come into being. LEARN = to learn in any way, understand. IN SILENCE = stillness, i.e. desistance from bustle or language, quietness, keeping one’s seat, sedentary, i.e. still undisturbed, undisturbing, peaceable, quiet. WITH = denoting union, together, i.e. by association, companionship, process, resemblance, possession, instrumentality, addition, completeness. ALL = a primary word any, every, the whole, all manner of, all means of, as many as, throughly, whatsoever, whole. SUBJECTION = subordination, to obey, be under obedience, obedient, put under, subdue unto, be subject to, make subject unto, be put in subjection, submit self unto, arrange under. BUT I SUFFER NOT = not to turn over or transfer i.e. not allow, not give leave, not give liberty, not give license, not let, not permit. A WOMAN = a woman, specifically a wife, to cause to be generate, i.e. to become, come into being. TO TEACH = a prolific form of a primary verb to learn; to teach in the same broad application. NOR TO USURP AUTHORITY = a worker, to act of oneself, i.e. dominate, a self worker. OVER = superimposition of time, place, order as a relation of distribution. THE MAN = as an individual male, fellow, husband, sir, manfaced, i.e. a human being, certain. BUT TO BE IN SILENCE = stillness, i.e. desistance from bustle or language, quietness, keeping one’s seat, sedentary, i.e. by implication undisturbed, undisturbing, peaceful, quiet, to sit, by implication immovable, settled, stedfast, to hold possession, ability, contiguity, relation, condition.