No, tongues simply means languages. You added "known earthly languages spoken by people."Agree, but not in this case, scripture is clear what is meant by "tongues" the word means known earthly languages spoken by people.
No, tongues simply means languages. You added "known earthly languages spoken by people."Agree, but not in this case, scripture is clear what is meant by "tongues" the word means known earthly languages spoken by people.
Based on your first sentence, you in no way read my statement. If you want to talk about it try again, this time read what i wrote and resonnd to that.paul in no way diminishes or condemns the gift of tongues hes the main one that taught that tongues is a gift of the Holy Ghost in the body of Christ
He also is thankful that he himself received the gift of tongues and spoke I. Tongues more than Any of them
all I mean to say is Paul was never dismissive of tongues he just gave an ordered account of how to operate with the gifts
tongues is an authentic designed gift of the Holy Ghost we shouldn’t make light or be dismissive of things we don’t fully comprehend tongues is clearly an important gift of the spirit in the church it could be that many don’t conplrehene it because they don’t have that particular gift not everyone receives each gift but we should never dismiss others who receive gifts we don’t or label them trouble makers and distractions it could be maybe there’s a lot we don’t fully comprehend
The next problem is, that it is combined in pentecostal and charismatic circles with the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Which excludes all believers which are not following the expieriences with the baptism of they Holy Spirit.problem related to praying in tongues
Matthew 6:6
But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.
Matt 26:36
Then Jesus came with them to a garden called Gethsemane, and he said to his disciples: "Sit down here while I go and pray yonder."
Source: https://bible.knowing-jesus.com/search?q=pray+garden&translation=all
Praying like in Pentecostal / Charismatic Churches violates the teaching of Jesus above.
problem related to praying in tongues
Matthew 6:6
But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.
Matt 26:36
Then Jesus came with them to a garden called Gethsemane, and he said to his disciples: "Sit down here while I go and pray yonder."
Source: https://bible.knowing-jesus.com/search?q=pray+garden&translation=all
Praying like in Pentecostal / Charismatic Churches violates the teaching of Jesus above.
Also Paul condemns that stuff as well, saying, if there isnt a translator keep it to yourself.
I sat in a nondenom church one time where these three women sat in the middle of the church and raised their hands and blathered the entire sermon. It was very distracting and not one usher said a word to them.
Soft answers turn away wrath. Sarcasm seldom changes minds, but only entrenches people in previously held beliefs.And that, ladies and gents, means that that personal experience was meant for a world wide condemnation of all churches everywhere where any person who spoke in tongues should ever do so even if doing so silently as per Paul's instructions because we all know that if even one church or person does it wrong, everyone everywhere should just shut up because one place did it wrong
I mean let's not correct as Paul did. No no! Let's just condemn and junk whatever it is that offends us for whatever reason
so much better that way
Soft answers turn away wrath. Sarcasm seldom changes minds, but only entrenches people in previously held beliefs.
Be apt to teach, just as Paul who you have mentioned. The wisdom of God is first peaceable.
The next problem is, that it is combined in pentecostal and charismatic circles with the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Which excludes all believers which are not following the expieriences with the baptism of they Holy Spirit.
Oh, I'm not offended. I just thought that if you took the time write something that you would want it to be received.You know, there was a time I would have been taken aback by a response like this but now I realize that some people just want their Christianity to be like some wilting flower at the back of a dead end street somewhere
Paul was usually in trouble because he was so bold. If you are offended, just don't read my posts.
Isn't this yr 1st post in this thread? Very telling I'm afraid.
False belief system indeed, tongues in Corinthians is "lingua" >>>> languages.
Even with sound exegesis people still prefer the deception, it isn't even that difficult to see deception, but emotions tend to trump reason most of the time.
Oh, I'm not offended. I just thought that if you took the time write something that you would want it to be received.
I don't object to anything you said. I just know the way you said it will cause it not to be received.
Read a little closer. My reasoning was scriptural. Grace and peace.You are wrong. You are not the Holy Spirit and not in charge of who or who does not receive or who might just be reading. 'You thought' is not good advice. It is simply what you think and there are many who think that what they think is the right way.
He writes of having faith to move a mountain..but that is hyperbole.. figurative.. therefore so is speaking in the tongues of angels.
When Paul writes of speaking in the tongues of men and angels.. it's hyperbole.. exaggeration to make a point about tongues being inferior to the gifts of faith hope and love.
He writes of having faith to move a mountain..but that is hyperbole.. figurative.. therefore so is speaking in the tongues of angels.
Then you go to 1co 12 and see the guidelines for practicing tongues.. and who abides by them? I know none who do.
Likewise. Before I became a Christian many, many years ago, I was invited to visit a church of God, and kind of on queue, everyone started blabbering incoherent nonsense at the ssme time for a while, and then they all stopped. That was it. Totally rediculous and unscriptural. Needless to say, that was the 1st and last time I went there or anywhere else Pentecostal. It's all nonsense.Also Paul condemns that stuff as well, saying, if there isnt a translator keep it to yourself.
I sat in a nondenom church one time where these three women sat in the middle of the church and raised their hands and blathered the entire sermon. It was very distracting and not one usher said a word to them.
No, tongues simply means languages. You added "known earthly languages spoken by people."
Oh, I'm not offended. I just thought that if you took the time write something that you would want it to be received.
I don't object to anything you said. I just know the way you said it will cause it not to be received.
What do you mean by "historical context of the church"?I added this because that is what Paul was addressing in his letters to the Corinthians given the historical context of the church.
I'll never understand why people take the time to learn and post things, and then do it in such a way as to ensure it's rejection. Perhaps the only thing worse is to have someone attempt to help you and reject that as well.She uses capitals now most of the time so maybe a step in the right direction or maybe not.![]()