that is a strawman you listen to one sermon preached and you will get 10 different applications.
an interpretation is not a translation. What is it to be edified? What is it to be comforted? Has the comforting only come to a person in one application? Does edification only happen to a person in one application?
You use yet again human reasoning to explain spitual things. You are trying to nail jello to a wall. Is inspiration from the Holy Spirit applied to the believer one way? You limit God and take away HIS ability to be one's personal Savior and Lord. You do this and then try to make it fit what you know, and close the door on all others.
No, I don’t believe it is. There are many examples of the same glossic string being played to several different people – no two interpretations were ever similar enough to each other to suggest a commonality with only one original utterance.
Yes, you’re correct; an interpretation is not a translation; however, even with interpretation of one language to another, despite minor differences, the meaning/interpretation is essentially one in the same. Enough to know each came from the same source. This doesn’t happen with ‘tongues’.
“The big brown dog is slow” can never be “the small white cat is quick” which is typically what you get with respect to interpretations for the same glossic string. It’s spiritual improv. It’s based on what one is feeling is being communicated at the moment.
Again, if those ten different people all offered a very similar interpretation, close enough to demonstrate that they clearly all came from one original source, I’d be inclined to agree with what you’re saying; but that’s just not the reality of the situation.
You’re twisting the definition of the concept of ‘interpretation’ to fit the idea of modern tongues and interpretation. You can’ t have multiple, completely unrelated, interpretations for the same utterance – if that were the case, there wouldn’t ever be need of the original utterance. Neither language nor communication in general works that way. As people are keen to quote to me “God is not the author of confusion”.