<span class=title>Does Kephale ('Head') Mean 'Source' or 'Authority Over' in Greek Literature?</span><br><span class=subtitle>A Rebuttal</span><br><span class=author>article by Richard S. Cervin</span><p></p>

Does Kephale ('Head') Mean 'Source' or 'Authority Over' in Greek Literature?
A Rebuttal
article by Richard S. Cervin

A Greek classicist refutes a commonly accepted interpretation of 1 Cor 11:3. Trinity Journal, 10:1 NS, 1989, 19 pages.

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