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Welcome plain guy!
I have been reading your posts here and you have raised the exact same questions that have been asked in the past.
Paul says "If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 1Cor 13:1
He is speaking both in the hypothetical sense and hyperbole, yet how has this become an assertion into a doctrine of tongues which includes tongues of angels as prayer languages?
I as well take no pleasure saying this but this private prayer language is not supported in scripture.
I have been reading your posts here and you have raised the exact same questions that have been asked in the past.
Paul says "If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but do not have love, I have become a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 1Cor 13:1
He is speaking both in the hypothetical sense and hyperbole, yet how has this become an assertion into a doctrine of tongues which includes tongues of angels as prayer languages?
I as well take no pleasure saying this but this private prayer language is not supported in scripture.
Why would our Father, who knows and understands our every thought before we could even express them desire us to speak in a "heavenly language or tongues of angels" ? There are different types of angels. Does each have it's own distinct dialect ? Or is it simply "tongue of angels" ... singular ? Do they understand each other in heaven when God is being worshipped or do they too require an interpreter ? Tongues in the apostolic age was always an earthly language in order that all could hear the gospel message in their own dialect. What occurs today in charismatic/pentecostal circles is not of God's Spirit ... but of man's flesh and man's desire. Unbiblical to the core. I take no pleasure in saying as much.