my2centz,

Our pioneers read the scripture, plain and simply and wrote stuff like this:

"In 1878, in the Signs of the Times, J. H. Waggoner published an article
on “Woman’s Place in the Gospel” declaring that, according to Paul, women can
labor for the Lord by prophesying, edifying, exhorting, and comforting. But they
are not allowed to perform “all the duties of business meetings, which were
probably conducted by men, or all the duties of ruling elders, and pastors” (cf. 1
Tim 2:12; 5:17).
21 Following in the same line, “The S. D. A. Church Manual”
(1883)22 favored the notion of women functioning as unordained deaconesses,
because “it has not . . . been the custom with us to ordain such women.”
23"

You ought to substantiate your claims.