Did Paul entrust the book of Romans to a woman?
Yes. Paul sent the epistle to the Romans from Corinth to the Roman church by way of Phoebe, described as probably a business lady. He entrusted this tremendous letter to a woman, and the chapter commends women who helped much in the ministry.
Les explains that Paul sent this tremendous epistle of Romans from Corinth to the Roman church by way of Phoebe, who was probably a business lady. Paul entrusted this letter to a woman. All the way through the chapter, he commends over and over the women who helped him much in the ministry, showing that there is a place for the woman in the church.