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Part 1 - There is absolutely nothing mysterious about Biblical "tongues" – when referring to something spoken, they are nothing more... -
As someone mentioned - here we go again. In answer to the question, I guess it depends on who you ask - here's a Linguist's take...
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Sort of - there's a difference. Tolkien's languages are what are popularly called "con langs", that is, constructed languages. Unlike...
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It's definitely not an "attack" - modern tongues-speech is what it is - non-cognitive non-language utterance. There just isn't anything...
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TAs someone mentioned - here we go again. In answer to the question, I guess it depends on who you ask - here's a Linguist's take...
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TSort of - there's a difference. Tolkien's languages are what are popularly called "con langs", that is, constructed languages. Unlike...
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TIt's definitely not an "attack" - modern tongues-speech is what it is - non-cognitive non-language utterance. There just isn't anything...
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Not trying to get into an argument, but, I have discussed 1 Cor. 14:2 quite a bit in other threads as well as some of the things you...
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Not trying to get into an argument, but, I have discussed 1 Cor. 14:2 quite a bit in other threads as well as some of the things you...
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Interpretation equates to translation - the difference in English is not overly obvious; one typically "interprets" the spoken word, but...
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Interpretation equates to translation - the difference in English is not overly obvious; one typically "interprets" the spoken word, but...
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Regardless of the source, when you put the spoken word from X to Y, it's called 'interpretation'. If it were something written, putting...
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It doesn't bother me at all - just merrily pointing out the mechanics, so to speak, of the modern phenomenon. The bottom line is very...
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It doesn't bother me at all - just merrily pointing out the mechanics, so to speak, of the modern phenomenon. The bottom line is very...
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You’re still using “understandeth” – that’s not what is written; it’s ‘to hear (in the sense of understanding what you’re hearing...
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As someone mentioned - here we go again. In answer to the question, I guess it depends on who you ask - here's a Linguist's take... -
“…speaking to God in an unknown tongue” – if put into something a bit more modern and getting rid of that pesky added ‘unknown’ –...
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I'm not a cessationist (or a continuationist) - I do not identify with either term and had never heard of either until just a few years ago.
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With all due respect, when it comes to the study of Biblical 'tongues', whether one is born again or not is completely irrelevant. The... -
Yes - many actors do this when pretending to speak a foreign language (faux German, French, etc.) Well, Paul's "tongues of angels" is...
