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Angela53510 reacted
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Not to mention, "tongues" is a purely oral phenomenon; I have only heard of one person who ever 'wrote in tongues'; Agnes Ozman whose... -
Angela53510 reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
Ah, okay – I suspected that might be where it came from - 1 Cor.14:18. With Paul, being the apostle to the Gentiles, it stands to...
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Bbillabong reacted
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Where are you getting this from?? -
Angela53510 reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
Depends on their command of 17th century English.
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Bbillabong reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
Ah, okay – I suspected that might be where it came from - 1 Cor.14:18. With Paul, being the apostle to the Gentiles, it stands to...
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Dino246 reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
Some insight into the concept of the KJV written in "tongues" - The committee that King James assigned to translate the Bible into... -
Absolutely reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
Not sure I follow – If a missionary goes to China and preaches in Chinese, s/he wouldn’t need an interpreter. If the same missionary... -
JWell put! I was going to say something similar. As a linguist, it sometimes is a struggle to choose between a more colloquial rendition...
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Well put! I was going to say something similar. As a linguist, it sometimes is a struggle to choose between a more colloquial rendition...
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Well put! I was going to say something similar. As a linguist, it sometimes is a struggle to choose between a more colloquial rendition... -
Here’s the short version – This is a great example of a mis-translation in the Biblical text. Camels were actually not widely known in...
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“Ok, explain how "original languages" prove an error in any bible." I'll give a few quick examples - "If you have HEARING, these...
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Well, it's not a star; it's two planets in a grand conjunction - even though they'll be virtually right on top of each other (i.e. less... -
Well, it's not a star; it's two planets in a grand conjunction - even though they'll be virtually right on top of each other (i.e. less...
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Up until relatively recently - they were one in the same. -
They're carols, people; not scholarly Biblical dissertations - Seriously, chill out!
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Part 1 - There is absolutely nothing mysterious about Biblical "tongues" – when referring to something spoken, they are nothing more... -
BPart 1 - There is absolutely nothing mysterious about Biblical "tongues" – when referring to something spoken, they are nothing more...
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Part 1 - There is absolutely nothing mysterious about Biblical "tongues" – when referring to something spoken, they are nothing more...
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The answer to "Good" Friday has to do with the history of the English language. The Anglo-Saxon word "gôd" means "good", the...
