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The pattern and order of creation set in these chapters is for men to bear the authority and responsibility of leadership. And that hasn’t changed. If you’re a man, it’s not optional to be a leader. It’s your God-given assignment and identity. God calls you to lead in contexts throughout life.
(Eph. 5:28-30). So there’s a picture of the Gospel here — a particular way to lead in love. You’re supposed to do it as if it were second nature, just like how you care for your own body. It’s very natural for you to drink something when you get thirsty or to eat something when you get hungry or to go to the doctor if you get sick or injured.
