The video shows a couple guys enjoying the manifestation of tongues.
Celebrating their freedom from the yoke and curse of Cessationism.
Proving it is false with their actions. It's pretty funny and was entertaining to anyone with a sense of humor.
I find it interesting that those who do not speak in tongues take 1 Corinthians 12-14 as law.
The Apostle ends the passage by saying "... do not forbid speaking in tongues." vs 39
Those with experiential ignorance about tongues want to tell us what it is and what the "rules" are.
But end up forbidding what the Apostle was encouraging. Thus creating bondage where there is supposed to be freedom.
2 Corinthians 3:17
Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
Celebrating their freedom from the yoke and curse of Cessationism.
Proving it is false with their actions. It's pretty funny and was entertaining to anyone with a sense of humor.
I find it interesting that those who do not speak in tongues take 1 Corinthians 12-14 as law.
The Apostle ends the passage by saying "... do not forbid speaking in tongues." vs 39
Those with experiential ignorance about tongues want to tell us what it is and what the "rules" are.
But end up forbidding what the Apostle was encouraging. Thus creating bondage where there is supposed to be freedom.
2 Corinthians 3:17
Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.
Christians don't seem to take Christ seriously when He stated that He is sending us out as sheep amongst wolves...innocent as doves, wise as serpents. The teachings within the Bible have been quite twisted over the centuries...
To close, I have had an experience where I believe I legitimately spoke in tongues. What little I remembered of it turned out to be Hebrew. So, I believe in tongues, naturally, as God can do as He will and there is Biblical precedence. However, I caution people on the topic and truly take most people that speak on the topic with a grain of salt.