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The Patristic Origin of “Mutual Subordination”

For the last fifty years or more, it has been the predominant view among scholars that Ephesians 5:21 teaches “mutual subordination” or “mutual submission” or “mutual subjection.” This expression is understood to be a reference to that verse (~Upotasso,menoi avllh,loij evn fo,bw| Cristou/; NRSV: “Be subject to one another out of reverence for Christ”), as well as a summary of its content, and is often linked with the claim that the verse applies to and interprets the following passage on the husband-wife relationship. More recently, however, divergent voices have arisen, and their challenge to the predominant view that Ephesians 5:21 teaches mutual subordination seems to be gaining a hearing.