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The Biblical Headcovering: Scarf of hidden power
A Biblical, historical and practical examination of a neglected and blessed aspect of Christian Christian women wearing a head covering. Written from the woman’s perspective, for women. With Biblical references from the New King James Version of the Scriptures.
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85 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 17, 2013
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February 6, 2024
Holy Hedge Laws!
This was a quick read, but oh my my my.
(full disclosure, I do cover my head for worship. If this had been the first book I read, I would have bagged the whole thing, due to extra-biblical influences.)
So...not only do you have have to cover your head, it must be full-time. Not only must it be full-time, it must not be a hat, it must be a veil-style. Not only must it be a veil-style cover, it must not be sheer or lace.
Not only must it be a veil-style, full time, opaque but you must also give up slacks, jewelry and makeup.
Plus, the dress/skirt must be plain.
False dichotomy alert: If you give up trying to look nice for your husband, he'll find something even nicer - your inner self. Um...the Bible says nothing about not looking as nice as you can, it only says to not find your value in it.
Other statements that...well...
What the Bible doesn't say about head-coverings:
They protect your from demonic interference and harassment.
They place us under God's *special* protection.
They may help break some addictions.
It seems that God has provided extra protection for a woman through the covering (mugging/robbing)
Not wearing a head-covering full time will attract in a "more intense way, sexually"
If the author had stuck to what the Bible says, it would have been about one-third the length, but less "hedge-law-ish"
I'm writing on the topic, and one of the main questions women ask when starting or considering is about those hedge laws (not their term, but it's what they mean.)
The London Baptist Confession of Faith (Chapter 21, paragraph 2) says:
God alone is m Lord of the conscience, and hath left it free from the doctrines and
commandments of men which are in any thing contrary to his Word, or not contained
in it. So that to believe such doctrines, or obey such commands out of conscience, is to
betray true liberty of conscience; and the requiring of an implicit faith, an absolute and
blind obedience, is to destroy liberty of conscience and reason also.
Let us not destroy the liberty of conscience of another by making commands that we do not find in Scripture.
This was a quick read, but oh my my my.
(full disclosure, I do cover my head for worship. If this had been the first book I read, I would have bagged the whole thing, due to extra-biblical influences.)
So...not only do you have have to cover your head, it must be full-time. Not only must it be full-time, it must not be a hat, it must be a veil-style. Not only must it be a veil-style cover, it must not be sheer or lace.
Not only must it be a veil-style, full time, opaque but you must also give up slacks, jewelry and makeup.
Plus, the dress/skirt must be plain.
False dichotomy alert: If you give up trying to look nice for your husband, he'll find something even nicer - your inner self. Um...the Bible says nothing about not looking as nice as you can, it only says to not find your value in it.
Other statements that...well...
What the Bible doesn't say about head-coverings:
They protect your from demonic interference and harassment.
They place us under God's *special* protection.
They may help break some addictions.
It seems that God has provided extra protection for a woman through the covering (mugging/robbing)
Not wearing a head-covering full time will attract in a "more intense way, sexually"
If the author had stuck to what the Bible says, it would have been about one-third the length, but less "hedge-law-ish"
I'm writing on the topic, and one of the main questions women ask when starting or considering is about those hedge laws (not their term, but it's what they mean.)
The London Baptist Confession of Faith (Chapter 21, paragraph 2) says:
God alone is m Lord of the conscience, and hath left it free from the doctrines and
commandments of men which are in any thing contrary to his Word, or not contained
in it. So that to believe such doctrines, or obey such commands out of conscience, is to
betray true liberty of conscience; and the requiring of an implicit faith, an absolute and
blind obedience, is to destroy liberty of conscience and reason also.
Let us not destroy the liberty of conscience of another by making commands that we do not find in Scripture.
August 20, 2021
Amazing book!
Answers lots of questions, the author is gifted! Though I've covered for a few years now, encouragement in the area is always welcomed. When I'm tempted to give up my obedience in the area, I re-examine my reasons why I've been convicted to cover in the first place and then all the blessings following that. I'd rather obey God than be a slave to fashion and false "progressive" ideas of freedom.
Answers lots of questions, the author is gifted! Though I've covered for a few years now, encouragement in the area is always welcomed. When I'm tempted to give up my obedience in the area, I re-examine my reasons why I've been convicted to cover in the first place and then all the blessings following that. I'd rather obey God than be a slave to fashion and false "progressive" ideas of freedom.
March 6, 2022
More personal than technical
Though I found this book filled with great information, I often because when personal experiences were injected.
I have been covering my head for over a year. The purpose of my reading this book was to continue my study on dressingvmodestly.
Though I found this book filled with great information, I often because when personal experiences were injected.
I have been covering my head for over a year. The purpose of my reading this book was to continue my study on dressingvmodestly.
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