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Pay attention to how those in heaven Praise God for pouring out vials of judgment upon the wicked on earth that would not repent. Rev 16 “You are just in these judgments, O Holy One, you who are and who were; 6for they have shed the blood of your holy people and your prophets, and you have...

The smoke of their torment rising in the distance will be a constant reminder that God's truth reigns and God had the last word. It causes joy and praise in the hearts of the holy saints. Pay attention to the way Revelation keeps erupting in praises over the just judgments of God and align...

Here is my opinion...The church started with those who put their faith in Jesus as the Son of God. And one might even say who also gave up all to follow Him. By the time Pentecost came there were 120 in the upper room who were already the Church. They were already saved by faith and already...

An hour of prayer? That would be huge. I am working on that one. I need to do it first thing and not just so I can say I did it. I want to really be focused on doing it right.

I am not sure what you just said. Are you trying to teach that eating things that involve yeast will kill us? Are you suggesting that tacos are bad? Because if you are I am going to have to put you in the heresy column right now.

I speak in tongues. I fellowship with those who operate in these gifts in decency and in order. Others like MacArthur and those that think his anti Charismatic hermeneutic makes sense accuse all those who speak in tongues as faking gibberish. Could Isaiah's statements be applied? They say...

. 22Speaking in tongues, then, is intended as a sign, not for believers but for unbelievers, while prophecy is not for unbelievers but for believers. Tongues and Prophesy are "signs" in the context of "signs and wonders" Holy Spirit gifts. He contrasts the effect of these "signs" in this verse...

You probably have not read my posts carefully. The Title of the thread is throwing you off. I made that title to get attention. I don't think Isaiah was writing in tongues. Because I know that speaking in tongues is not a linguistic language that you can write out. It does not work that...

Paul quoted the verse from Isaiah 28 while talking about speaking in tongues. He knew about the immediate application in Isaiah's day to Assyria but suggests sensus plenior when he applies it to speaking in tongues as a sign to the unbeliever. As to whether Isaiah was writing in tongues, no, I...

Figuring out... (ṣaw lāṣāw ṣaw lāṣāw qaw lāqāw qaw lāqāw zeʿêr šām zeʿêr šām), That is a deep topic. Most are not going to take the time to understand what the question is and will respond about things that are not really getting closer to the answer. I think that the reason I have never...

I have a suspicion that most people are misunderstanding what Paul meant by saying it was a sign for unbelievers. I don't think he meant that it would caused them to believe. By quoting Isaiah 28 I get the impression he is saying that it would be a sign that will leave them without excuse. Or...

I hope yall are doing well over there in DeSoto. I have a friend who's uncle pastored there for many years. Pastor Lewis. I lived in Dallas, and Garland most of my life. I am now in Upstate New York. I don't miss the heat.

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Yes, we are on the same page. I don't think that it was gibberish in Acts 2 but there were some MOCKING who thought it was. This may very well be a fulfillment of prophesy in Isaiah 28 that they would mock it.

There is plenty of truth that God has been helping His true remnant restore the the truths that were known in the early church after the dark ages since the days of reformation and there is still more to restore. However I don't see the "line upon line" reference, (even it were the correct...

Yes, I believe this is the same kind of message in this text. Even if someone insists that it really should be translated "Line upon line, precept upon precept" The intended message based on the context would be that this is a judgment, they would not understand. The Word would be a list of...

Of course. But studying the bible itself in the purest form in order to hear what the Holy Spirit intended will always be studying what the writers who were inspired wrote with their own hands in their own language and what they were intending to communicate before someone translates it into...

Are you familiar with 1 Cor 14 :21,22 the Law it is written, “By people of strange tongues and by the lips of foreigners will I speak to this people, and even then they will not listen to me, says the Lord.” 22Thus tongues are a sign not for believers but for unbelievers, We know that Paul sees...

I will let you research that and see if you can find any biblical support from the rules of hermeneutics. I think you will discover that you cannot support that interpretation from the Greek, or the English.

After over 20 years? Paul traveled a lot. But there is no indication that he knew what language was being spoken when he spoke in tongues more than them all and yet his understanding was unfruitful. No one in over 20 years could identify what language. Because it wasn't a known language...