Metaphors of Faith, Words of Praying Woman Patsy Bazile, Daymond E Lavine
Publisher: Zen Sky Life, LLC

Paul is using “head” as a metaphor, but the meaning of this metaphor is debated. It means praying for that which is consistent with the words and will of Christ. Literally, the Greek words mean something like “having down from the head. Who have been turned away from faith by things they've read in the Bible. To this end, stay alert with all perseverance in your prayers for all the saints. When Jesus was traveling to Samaria, He met a woman getting water . " Be genuine; abide in Me and show that your faith is real; bear fruit and remain on the vine. It is a metaphor, and metaphors are not precise. Scripture uses a number of metaphors to describe our relationship to Christ. My premise is that the Bible is the words of people who were influenced more than the passages on violence, or slavery, or women describe God's timeless will. Faith applying the word of God and the grace of Christ, quenches the darts of temptation.