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MBeowulf 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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YThe concept of ‘prayer language came about in the early 1900’s when the early Pentecostal church had to redefine their understanding of...
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The concept of ‘prayer language came about in the early 1900’s when the early Pentecostal church had to redefine their understanding of... -
Could you perhaps post a link to one such video or study? There are hundreds, if not thousands, of examples of 'tongues-speech' that...
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Yes, I agree 100% - as I mention in previous posts on this thread; tongues-speakers are very keen on describing the experience and, said...
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Well, as one internet writer put it (rather bluntly) “People who claim to speak in tongues need to understand that they are making a...
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“Speaking in tongues” is just “speaking in languages”, which I do all the time. “Tongues” as used by Christians is glossolalia (meant in...
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I think you misundersood - it is made up (self-created), but it is not not language; it's random free vocalization. It's not gibberish...
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I think you’re kind of warping things here. Utterance can be almost anything that comes out of your mouth; it describes...
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But again, and with all due respect, you're describing the experience, not the actual production of tongues-speech. My take is that the...
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Yes - when it comes to something spoken, all Biblical references to "tongues" refer to real, rational language(s). -
Welcome - it would be cool to see if anyone has transcribed the lyrics to any of the songs - but, she seems to sing in more an 'operatic... -
G@7seasrekeyed – however, why would Paul state he wished that all spoke in languages? So that they could spread the message of...
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Pray/Sing “in the spirit” does not refer to the words one is saying. Rather, it refers to how one is praying/singing. In the three...
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1 Cor. 14 is perhaps the quintessential passage used to ‘proof’ modern tongues. There just isn’t anything in that passage however...
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What was said to the crowds was inspired by the Holy Spirit, but the vehicles of communication were Greek and Aramaic - the native...
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I'll write a more detailed response as time allows (busy week at work) - they are the same in that all three events describe real...
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to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
This has been explained in light of real rational language(s) numerous times. In short, no one understands (lit. "hears with... -
reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
Exactly! All the examples shown simply mean "speaking (a) language"; not engaging in non-cognitive non-language utterance. As you...
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reacted to Kavik's post in the thread Speaking in Tongues: Its Origins [Ancient and Modern], Purpose, and Power.
That God restricted him says zero about "tongues" or "heavenly language" - as with Paul's letter, you're reading into the text things...