For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. Romans 6:23
Junia is the correct translation of the name in Romans 16:7. Some Christians will try to debate it because it makes them uncomfortable to see a woman’s name near the word apostles in the Bible. But the only reason some Bible translations insert Junias is because they are guided by their own bias.
Junia was a woman. The fact that people continue to debate this is crazy. There is only one thing driving the idea that it should be Junias. It is the insistence that it must be a man to fit their paradigm of women not leading in the body of Christ.
Pretend that you are a brand new Christian. You know very little about the Bible, but you are eager to learn more. Pretend you have never read 1 Timothy 2 or Ephesians 5 and you have never heard complementarian teachings on Genesis 3.
In other words, try to read the Bible without reading it through the complementarian filter.
