Hi Renee Ronika Klug

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Amy: I believe part of "good for the man not to be alone" includes an aspect of relationship that originates out of God's best intentions for us. Relationships, romantic or not, can serve as reflections of God's character. 

There is a rich understanding in most Jewish history (and plenty of modern day examples) that highlights an outspokenness by women.  Also, for the Corinthian church, it is historical that women did have a dominant role in society, and many were advocates of pagan worship. In any case, I applied it here as an accepted understanding of culture, but I will search out scholarly articles. Your point is well-taken. 

I, too, would love to know more about Pilate's wife. She seemed insightful and bold--just the type of woman I'd have as a friend. 

Thanks for your response.