Head covering question
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gracefortoday
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Head covering question
What are people's opinions on whether the traditional cap style covering in Anabaptist circles sufficiently covers the head? I'd like to do this without argument so just be respectful of others. Thanks.
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gracefortoday
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Soloist
Re: Head covering question
Your personal conviction.gracefortoday wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 4:29 pm And what is the measure to tell if they cover or not?
My opinion is that covering part is acceptable to God.
I don’t know what directly was intended but I’m extremely skeptical that a see through cap is what God intended but my wife and I try not to judge others for size or type.
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Ernie
Re: Head covering question
There are umbrellas that protect you from a rainstorm and umbrellas that do not. And then there are umbrellas that partially protect you from a rainstorm. Since the Bible does not give explicit directives, I'd say go for one that errs on the side of being bigger than necessary rather than too small. It is subjective, I realize.gracefortoday wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 4:29 pm And what is the measure to tell if they cover or not?
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Judas Maccabeus
Re: Head covering question
Some do, some do not. Some specify a 2" band, I believe Southeastern and Mid Atlantic do, my wife thinks so, but I might be wrong. Ours do not, although those who do wear them, my wife included, are to that sort of pattern. Keystone does not have a specification, but specify it need be sufficient to express the notion of headship. Here is one that has a more detailed specification:
Flip down to page 4
https://www.pilgrimministry.org/pdf/Com ... ters_0.pdf
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https://www.pilgrimministry.org/pdf/Com ... ters_0.pdf
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Soloist
Re: Head covering question
So does your wife wear a sombrero?Ernie wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 9:27 pmThere are umbrellas that protect you from a rainstorm and umbrellas that do not. And then there are umbrellas that partially protect you from a rainstorm. Since the Bible does not give explicit directives, I'd say go for one that errs on the side of being bigger than necessary rather than too small. It is subjective, I realize.gracefortoday wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 4:29 pm And what is the measure to tell if they cover or not?
The lady that does “sing the KJV” has one covering all her hair without exception. Does your wife follow the logic to the extent?
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JimFoxvog
Re: Head covering question
Head covering has symbolism. If the symbol is clear, the purpose is served.
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silentreader
Re: Head covering question
You can flip that as well, if the purpose is not served it becomes a symbol of a symbol.
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Ernie
Re: Head covering question
My wife does not cover all of her head nor all of her hair. But no one needs to guess whether she is intending to veil her glory.Soloist wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 10:31 pmSo does your wife wear a sombrero?Ernie wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 9:27 pmThere are umbrellas that protect you from a rainstorm and umbrellas that do not. And then there are umbrellas that partially protect you from a rainstorm. Since the Bible does not give explicit directives, I'd say go for one that errs on the side of being bigger than necessary rather than too small. It is subjective, I realize.gracefortoday wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 4:29 pm And what is the measure to tell if they cover or not?
The lady that does “sing the KJV” has one covering all her hair without exception. Does your wife follow the logic to the extent?
FWIW, the lady who "sings the KJV" no longer has that practice and now practices head-covering in a manner similar to my wife.
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