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Role of Wives & Husbands

1 Peter 3:1-7

Do their roles in marriage affect their spiritual walk?

#wifeSubmits

#husbandUnderstands

Published August 31st, 2020; Updated September 3rd, 2020

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Mildred Queenie CS

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1 Peter 3:1-7

esv

Likewise, wives,

k be subject to your own husbands,

so that l even if some do not obey the word,

m they may be won without a word

by the conduct of their wives,

when they see your n respectful

and pure conduct.

series

ideaexplanation

actionmanner

concessive

actionpurpose

o Do not let your adorning be external—

the braiding of hair

and the putting on of gold jewelry,

or the clothing you wear—

alternative

comparison

but let your adorning be p the hidden person of the heart

with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit,

which in God’s sight is very precious.

negativepositive

For this is how the holy women who hoped in God used to adorn themselves,

by submitting to their own husbands,

as Sarah obeyed Abraham,

q calling him lord.

And you are her children,

if you do good

and r do not fear anything that is frightening.

conditional

ground

Likewise, s husbands,

live with your wives in an understanding way,

showing honor to the woman as the weaker t vessel,

since they are heirs with you 1 of the grace of life,

so that your prayers may not be hindered.

i'm not sure if these are series or Id-explanation.. v.1-2 talks about "submission" v.3-4 talks about "adorning"

this arc talks about "adorn" and "submitting"..

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1 Peter 3:1-7

Likewise, wives, k be subject to your own husbands,

so that l even if some do not obey the word,

m they may be won without a word

by the conduct of their wives,

when they see your n respectful

and pure conduct.

temporal

o Do not let your adorning be external—

the braiding of hair

and the putting on of gold jewelry,

or the clothing you wear—

but let your adorning be p the hidden person of the heart

with the imperishable beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit,

which in God’s sight is very precious.

For this is how the holy women who hoped in God used to adorn themselves,

by submitting to their own husbands,

as Sarah obeyed Abraham,

q calling him lord.

And you are her children,

if you do good

and r do not fear anything that is frightening.

Likewise, s husbands, live with your wives in an understanding way,

showing honor to the woman as the weaker t vessel,

since they are heirs with you 1 of the grace of life,

so that your prayers may not be hindered.

i'm not sure if these are series or Id-explanation.. v.1-2 talks about "submission" v.3-4 talks about "adorning"

this arc talks about "adorn" and "submitting"..

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Brent Karding

since they are heirs with you of the grace of life,

You did very well in verse 7.

Mildred Queenie CS

yey..praise God for that kuya.

Brent Karding

as Sarah obeyed Abraham,

The Comparison is only 6a-b; it doesn't include 6c-e, at least in the English. Did you look at the Greek at all? Because 6c starts with a relative pronoun referring back to Sarah, which would then make 6c-e the Explanation of 6a-b - so you're correct in that case. :)

Mildred Queenie CS

yes kuya, I look at the pronoun "her".

Brent Karding

I like how you made 5-6 a Ground for all of 1-4, since, as you say, it talks about both adorning and submitting.

Mildred Queenie CS

wow,really kuya..I'm so happy that I am now applying a bit of what I've observed in how you do things in arcing..

Brent Karding

In answer to your dot note about the Series in v. 1-4, I think that Id-Exp is just a little better than Series. Here's why: starting with 3a, Paul is talking about "conduct," which is an expansion of his description of "respectful and pure conduct" in 2a-b. So 3-4 is giving further details about 1-2, not making a separate and coordinate point, I'd say.

Mildred Queenie CS

yes kuya.. thank you for the correction.

Brent Karding

the braiding of hair

You did well in verses 3-4. The only relationship I don't think can be right is Comparison in 3b-d: Paul isn't clarifying the action of 3a by showing what it is like, but by giving more information, thus Id-Exp.

Mildred Queenie CS

oh no! I didn't mean for it to be Cf kuya..it should have been Id-exp..I'm sorry..

Brent Karding

when they see your respectful

Why didn't you choose Temporal here? Just curious. Another possibility is making 2a-b a Ground for both 1d and e.

Mildred Queenie CS

I choose the Id-exp in 1e and 2ab kuya because I see that the content of 1e is "conduct" and the content of 2ab is also "conduct". And together I made them the Manner of 1d.

Brent Karding

Yes, the content of both is "conduct," but what is 2a-b saying about the conduct? When I look closer, I think that 2a-b should directly modify both 1d-e. That's because the "when" proposition isn't modifying 1e, but actually 1d! "They may be won... when they see." So 1e could be the Manner of 1d, and then 2a-b a Temporal or Ground phrase modifying both 1d-e.

Mildred Queenie CS

that makes sense kuya..I agree to your point kuya..thank you so much for the new teaching.

Brent Karding

You're very welcome!

Brent Karding

Likewise, wives,

1a isn't a proposition - there is no verb. Nor is it a prepositional phrase (which are occasionally divided). Rather, it is an adverb and a description ("wives") of the subject of 1b. So 1a-b should be combined into one proposition.

Same thing with 7a-b, for the same reason.

Mildred Queenie CS

hehe..okay kuya..I will note that.

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