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Trying not to weigh in too heavily on this one as most arguments with respect to what ‘tongues’ is or isn’t can be found on other... -
To try to reply to a few posts above….. That they were empowered to speak in languages not yet learned in Acts, assumes that what...
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"Can I ask you where did you get the information "Pentecost movement" ? and 1906-1907 ?" You just need to research the history of the...
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"here is yet another wonderful testimony to the truth of Pentecostal faith from Faye who attends the same local assembly that I do here...
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BI think you misundersood - it is made up (self-created), but it is not not language; it's random free vocalization. It's not gibberish...
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Modern tongues are called "prayer language", and are not actual existing languages. The term "Prayer Language" first came about in the...
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@CS1 (post #4,259) – Essentially, you’re saying what a lot of people tell me – namely, that I’m trying to explain/understand something... -
To reiterate something I've posted in the past - Note the following: /mɛ’na xajlɛ’j xala’ja, mɛnxa’j ɛlɛji’ɛ lɛ lɛ’j xomue’mənti ei’...
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Look, modern tongues are what they are; an entirely self created phenomenon. I'm not speaking about the 'tongues experience' here - just...
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Actually, Yellowcanary is not too far off the mark – in some cases; certainly not all. Many pastors will instruct an aspiring...
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I would have to say it's just the opposite - your belief that what 'tongues'-speakers are producing today comes from reading into the... -
Pray/Sing “in the spirit” does not refer to the words one is saying. Rather, it refers to how one is praying/singing. In the three...
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CS1 reacted
to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
In response to Post #50 - Despite modern tongues being non-cognitive, non-language utterance and particularly given that there are no... -
reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
In response to Post #50 - Despite modern tongues being non-cognitive, non-language utterance and particularly given that there are no...
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reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
Respectfully, I think you need to do considerable more research on this text. It was written in the first first century AD - there was...
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reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
Along the same lines as UnderGrace's post, as I have mentioned in the past, if one takes all the passages that are used to illustrate...
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An interesting question. I would agree with what a few others have said – God, as deity, is neither masculine nor feminine. The world...
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Yes - the way I like to explain it on occasion is that "tongues" are not gibberish - gibberish does not try to mimic real language...
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You’re not going to be able to ‘proof’ it via the Bible; both birth narratives state Bethlehem, but they kind of have to when you think... -
Yes, exactly; which is why both accounts had to have the birth occur there. Luke does it by using the literary devise of the census (I...