When God created the world, he created man and woman. He created it perfect as he intended, before evil showed its ugly face. Man was to be his protégé and woman an extension of himself. Man would corrupt the world through woman and jeopardize the entire kingdom. This story plays out over and over in the bible, but it repeats until revelation takes place. It is until Christ, the son of God would rise to redeem man but what about the redemption of woman. All the way up until and throughout the New Testament, woman is still engaged in sin and responsible for evil. It is during Christ's second coming that redemption comes to his church... his bride... woman.
With this in mind read the following scriptures:
1 Timothy 2:9-15 - Woman in submission due to her role in deception but saved through childbearing.
What is childbearing? Pregnancy automatically comes to mind when you hear the term childbearing. However, the type of childbearing they are referring to in the bible occurs when the woman joins with Christ as one (his second coming). It is during this time that woman will be redeemed and all of those who belong to her will receive redemption. This means man and woman both a part of Christ in love. Coming together as one full body. This is not the same as a married couple in the flesh, as mentioned in the bible. As marriage is for those who are not strong enough to live in a sinful world and overcome temptation.
So back on topic, childbearing means that you will experience labor pains. You will lose a lot along the way, you will have aches, you will suffer, but in the end you will be changed. Woman you are literally giving birth to Christ through the Holy Spirit and this will not be easy. But once you receive him, your life will never be the same. It is during this time that you will understand your true reason for existing. You will connect with God and experience the Love you have been looking for your whole life!
Create a world of love, peace, and happiness, your members are counting on you. Put on The Birth of Christ.