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Yep - that passage that many like to quote to posit 'angelic speech" is textbook hyperbole. In all instances of angels speaking, it... -
BI'm pretty sure everyone knows that "unknown" with respect to 'tongues' is a 16th century addition to the texts - the word used simply...
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I'm pretty sure everyone knows that "unknown" with respect to 'tongues' is a 16th century addition to the texts - the word used simply... -
With respect to Peter and Cornelius, we have to put this into a bit of quick historical perspective from what we know about Roman...
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See my original post - ‘Tongues’ (read, *‘languages’* ) – the divine gift, is the God given ability effortlessly learn to speak and be...
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With respect to Peter and Cornelius, we have to put this into a bit of quick historical perspective from what we know about Roman... -
OK - but the point is, what is being described in the narrative is nothing more than real, rational language; not modern tongues-speech.
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Where exactly do you find that? At Pentecost, the Holy Spirit gave the 12 apostles what in the Greek text is “apophtheggesthai” –...
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Yes, exactly - If the history of the Pentecost movement is examined, one fact is very clear: at some point, between 1906 and 1907, the... -
NYes, exactly - If the history of the Pentecost movement is examined, one fact is very clear: at some point, between 1906 and 1907, the...
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Yes, exactly - If the history of the Pentecost movement is examined, one fact is very clear: at some point, between 1906 and 1907, the...
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"All false religions deny, redefine, or supplement some or all of the following truth:...." No, actually, that just reasserts... -
This quote is somewhat misleading - it has nothing to do with the Slaughter of the Innocents, but refers solely to Herod's sons. In view...
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to Kavik's post in the thread Crucifixion on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday?.
Yep - it's an old debate - it may be worth considering the following: People are taking this way too literally (kind of like the whole... -
MYep - it's an old debate - it may be worth considering the following: People are taking this way too literally (kind of like the whole...
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Not really going to get into this thread much - as a linguist, I have a very strong view of 'tongues-speech', and there are other...
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TNot really going to get into this thread much - as a linguist, I have a very strong view of 'tongues-speech', and there are other...
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TGiven the list of nations, we know that the Jews gathered in Jerusalem for Pentecost came from one of three places Judea, the Western...
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Not really going to get into this thread much - as a linguist, I have a very strong view of 'tongues-speech', and there are other... -
Jews from Judea spoke Aramaic as their mother tongue. I don’t think there’s any argument there. Jews (as well as anyone else) from the...
