On a prior post, your explanation of chapter 12 and 13 I agree with.
However, your explanation of chapter 14 I do not agree with...
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On a prior post, your explanation of chapter 12 and 13 I agree with.
However, your explanation of chapter 14 I do not agree with...
well again you build a straw man. No where did I say 1cor 12, 13, and 14 in context to Prophecy or Prophesying was new i.e addition what is already written . The context of Prophesying is not the same as the Office of a Prophet which I said very clearly , your bias again betrays you. the context from the Greek of Prophesying found in chapter 12, 13, and 14 of 1 Corinthians is speaking under inspiration which is preaching , the inspiration that was spoken had to come from the Holy Spirit , the words that God gave to Paul and the Old testament and the writings why? because the completion of the NEW Testament was not done . and if you were to take out the numbering of the verses the context would be clearer because Paul did not use numbers for his verses . I have taken no liberty but the contextual meaning are as such you have not provided any other context for 1 cor chapter 12,13, 14 .Prophets must agree with those who have given prophecy before them. If a man gives a prophecy that contradicts a prophet like the prophet Isaiah then that prophet is to be judged according to the scripture.
This is another situation where you have taken great liberty with the lexicon. Prophecy today as I see it through the scripture is one of speaking forth the delivered word of God the bible. There is no new revelation from God. Revelation closed with John on Patmos.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
I am not asking for evidence just your answer. Does this happen, are people held accountable for false claims of supernatural abilities or is it ignored?
You have your bias and I have mine.well again you build a straw man. No where did I say 1cor 12, 13, and 14 in context to Prophecy or Prophesying was new i.e addition what is already written . The context of Prophesying is not the same as the Office of a Prophet which I said very clearly , your bias again betrays you. the context from the Greek of Prophesying found in chapter 12, 13, and 14 of 1 Corinthians is speaking under inspiration which is preaching , the inspiration that was spoken had to come from the Holy Spirit , the words that God gave to Paul and the Old testament and the writings why? because the completion of the NEW Testament was not done . and if you were to take out the numbering of the verses the context would be clearer because Paul did not use numbers for his verses . I have taken no liberty but the contextual meaning are as shuch you have not provided any other context for 1cor chapter 12,13, 14 .
NO sir I do not have bias, nor do I misquote you as you tired to do in your last post. And I am not arguing but I have formulated an argument; with contextual meaning from a theological position, from the Word of God; specifically 1 Corinthians chapters 12,13 and 14.You have your bias and I have mine.
No point in arguing.
For the cause of Christ
Roger
There are no "prophets"The gift of prophecy doesn't necessarily make one a prophet miknik...or are you meaning something else?
Would not trust them either.we hold them accountable DJ2
but some do not like to stay after and go somewhere else where they can do what they think is right . can't shoot them![]()
Yes you know why don't youThe New Testament says... there are.
The New Testament says... there were.The New Testament says... there are.
There are no "prophets"
only witnesses who hold to the TESTIMONY of JESUS
GOD didn't overlook anything HE gave us everything by HIS WORD for us to come to know HIM
for THE TESTIMONY of JESUS is the SPIRIT of prophecy
tjete is no reason that anyone will need to go beyond what is writtwn
anyone who does is not in line with the spirit of the prophets
Or to discernThe New Testament says... there were.
If there were so today, there would be no need for debate.
When HE poured out HIS SPIRIT on those whom HE called and told them to "go" and be HIS WITNESSES testifying to all that HE has saidI guess I didn't get that memo...when did it change?
in my experience when one has been corrected they have not previously been corrected so they were ignorant or unlearned. They most of the time were very open to the Biblical correction . some felt if they did not, (not speak in tongues) it was quenching the Holy Spirit. We show them in scripture the Gifts of the Holy Spirit are not of the spirit of out of control or without self control.Would not trust them either.
What would happen if they challenged your ability to see through their false spirit?
Thank you for the clarification.NO sir I do not have bias, nor do I misquote you as you tired to do in your last post. And I am not arguing but I have formulated an argument; with contextual meaning from a theological position, from the Word of God; specifically 1 Corinthians chapters 12,13 and 14.
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When HE poured out HIS SPIRIT on those whom HE called and told them to "go" and be HIS WITNESSES testifying to all that HE has said