The Gift of Tongues
“Then Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, said unto them….” —Acts 4:8 When filled with the Holy Ghost, Peter didn’t fall over, shake, babble, or
“Then Peter, filled with the Holy Ghost, said unto them….” —Acts 4:8 When filled with the Holy Ghost, Peter didn’t fall over, shake, babble, or
Dialektos (Dee-AHL-ek-toss) Strong’s Greek Dictionary: (mode of) discourse, i.e. “dialect”: language, tongue. Glossa (GLOSS-uh) A Greek word meaning “tongue” or “language.” Thayer’s Greek Lexicon: Glossa:
The Bible Is Our Guide The phenomenon of ecstatic “tongues speaking,” praying in tongues, etc. is prevalent among Christians and non-Christians around the world. It
There is a another false doctrine closely tied to the practice of unintelligible speaking. It is the practice of praying in tongues in what is
It was not until modern times that Christians began looking to the scripture to justify ecstatic, unintelligible speaking. It was never introduced by Christ but
If I have spoken in tongues with unintelligible speech, does this mean I am not saved? What should I do? It is not a curse