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Beowulf is actually Old English, Norse. The language used is Anglo-Saxon (a/k/a Old English) and it predates the Middle Ages (Medieval... -
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to Kavik's post in the thread Challenging the theory of interpretive hearing in Acts chapter two.
It's also important to keep in mind that this is not a list of languages; it's a list of place names. I think many people kind of miss... -
@ Stonesoffire – “It reminds me of a song. Like a repeating chorus.” Yes, what your referring to is a feature of glossolalia; namely... -
I would have to say it's just the opposite - your belief that what 'tongues'-speakers are producing today comes from reading into the... -
reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
Yes, I'm aware it's anonymous. I'm merrily pointing out that the text, or rather, variations of it, are included in the Bibles of some...
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LOL - No, as a Linguist I can transcribe given recorded examples of "tongues-speech" into simple IPA, or more phonetically, on paper so...
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As a linguist, I agree with Tourist - it's typically the intent. Certain words, over time, will acquire a negative connotation even... -
GThe RC Church, and more so, the Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox (Coptic, Syrian, Ethiopian) churches (as well as some Protestant...
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The RC Church, and more so, the Eastern Orthodox, and Oriental Orthodox (Coptic, Syrian, Ethiopian) churches (as well as some Protestant... -
We can go back quite a ways with language. Hebrew is Semitic, but the Semitic languages come from Proto-Semitic, just one break off from...
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To add on the Magi - history has chosen to honor three, but the actual number is unknown (although it was more than two), and the names...
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Completely agree. Not sure about other countries, but even here in the US, again, not sure about other areas, but in northern New... -
Bbillabong reacted to Kavik's post in the thread The truth about tongues: a DIVISIVE force in Christianity today.
The phrase unknown tongues, of the English Bible has a tradition that dates back to the earliest days of the Reformation. Most...
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Here’s the short version – This is a great example of a mis-translation in the Biblical text. Camels were actually not widely known in...
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The answer to "Good" Friday has to do with the history of the English language. The Anglo-Saxon word "gôd" means "good", the... -
The Manx celebrate it too - considered the oldest tradition on the Island, but its been mingled with the American Halloween. The Manx... -
Yep - VLEE-in NOO-ah HAW-nah KHAYL-chahkh (rough pronunciation in a more northern Irish Gaelic - 'kh' like Scottish 'ch' in "loch", or... -
HI am very familiar with Celtic beliefs and traditions. I even know a few modern Druids, but I'm not one of them. Being an amateur folk...
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I am very familiar with Celtic beliefs and traditions. I even know a few modern Druids, but I'm not one of them. Being an amateur folk... -
ANo, modern tongues-speech is not rational language. See some of the Torah commentaries on this verse to get a better insight. From...