sanshouheil wrote:Hello celtic I enjoyed the tunes you have posted, makes me eager to get mine back up.
Opinion section - The Apostles when they first spoke in tongues was to a large gathering of mixed ethnic groups. I feel that each of the Apostles as he spoke did so in his native dialect. It was the action of The Holy Spirit that caused all in the crowd to understand what was being said. The only "Speaking in tongues" I have personally witnessed was inane bable. I saw no point in it nor do I think it helped to spread the Gospel to anyone. OK BOYS my head is on the old choppin block again ,swing away.
Great job. Very biblical response in fact.
The only thing I would add is...
The Bible does also speak of a secret language or private language that can be spiritual communication to God. And this, presumably is part of what justifies it's use in congregations of charismatic churches. What they generally neglect to follow though, is the biblical admonition that if someone speaks in tongues in church, there should be an interpreter.
In the New Testament, when discussing the various spiritual gifts, speaking in tongues is lower on the list.
It is Paul that said....
1 Corinthians 14:5
I would that you all spake with tongues but rather that you prophesied: for greater is he that prophesies than he that speaks with tongues, except he interpret, that the church may receive edifying.