Now,  now,  Ellamae.  You are right.  Even a perfect hermeneutic does not come near doing what is right.  The hermeneutic doesn't glorify God. 

But it is the method  we use to understand God's revelation through the scripture.   

It makes no sense to read the bible looking for the answer to the question which you have a predetermined answer for already. 

The question is,  did  Jesus, Paul,  the NT Church ordain women to leadership?  Did they offer a rationale to explain their actions?  How has the divine revelation been understood in the past? 

To hermeneutically explain away the plain meaning of the texts concerning WO lays a foundation to explain away all the distinctive Adventist teachings,  which up until the present have been pretty consistent hermeneutically. 

I know 'hermeneutic'  is a fifty cent word,  but it works precisely at the task of explaining the stakes involved in how the questions are both asked and or answered.