Tongues

The more you understand all the benefits that God’s Word discloses regarding speaking in tongues the more you will want to make it a part of your daily Christian life.In my book “Can I Really Speak in Tongues”, I go through every record of speaking in tongues in the book of Acts and I also go through a verse by verse detail of the proper usage of speaking in tongues that are revealed in 1st Corinthians 14.

In this book, I will be going through the benefits of speaking in tongues that I will be discussing in a more detailed manner, so you can fully appreciate the wonderful benefits that God has provided us in this one manifestation. Speaking in tongues is perhaps the best way to keep your communication line open to God, and the best way to protect your inner desires of your heart.I believe that by the time you finish this book, you will have a fuller understanding of not only what speaking in tongues does but that you should make it your basis for prayer and power in your Christian life.

Speaking in tongues is one of the most versatile manifestations we have that has so many applications, the best way to teach it is to break it down into easily digestible chapters for each application. I am believing this book will enrich your understanding on the topic of speaking in tongues in ways that will build you up and establish you more and more in your Christian faith.Within this study of the benefits of speaking in tongues will be many related side studies that will add more depth to your understanding in related areas. These studies will show you fantastic keys to living God's Word in our day and time.This book is for those who want to honestly look at this topic and decide for themselves w/o the influence of doctrinal dogma dictating what you should believe.

I only study from the Greek or Hebrew texts and let God's Word, by way of structure and other grammatical usages show me what is important and what is the intended interpretation though one of the most used figures of speech: REPETITIONS.

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Evaluate the various arguments for what constitutes ‘kinds of tongues’ in 1 Corinthians 12-14.
There are many differing arguments for what constitutes ‘kinds of tongues’,  as spoken of in 1 Corinthians 12-14 by the apostle Paul, in this manifestation of the Spirit.  To help understand more about this I will be looking mainly at the six views that are outlined by Anthony C. Thiselton in his commentary on the First Epistle to the Corinthians,  and evaluating these views using scripture.

While the study of the New Testament use of the Old Testament has received much attention in the last decades, this discipline has not generally had much bearing on translation. In this article I use Paul’s use of Isaiah 28:11–12 in 1 Corinthians 14:21 in order to shed light on the cryptic saying of Isaiah 28:10 and 13. Presupposing that Paul draws from the immediate context of Isaiah 28:11–12, I suggest that the rhetorical effect of Paul’s quotation is stronger if Isaiah 28:10 (and 13) is interpreted to represent an incomprehensible sequence of syllables, like a minority of English version do. Starting in the Old Testament, the most likely meaning of Paul’s quotation in its original context is determined. The focus then turns to 1 Corinthians 14:20–25, as various views are presented and considered successively. The discussion concludes by explaining the rhetorical effect that Paul’s quotation would have made upon the Corinthian believers and why the minority view of Isaiah 28:10 and 13 might be the most likely.

To all Christians who have been taught conflicting teachings on what God has made available to the believers after they received the gift holy spirit when they became born again.

To those who want to "clear the air" in their own understanding concerning the conflicting religious views and false doctrine regarding the different parts of the gift holy spirit (the nine manifestations) and who receives them.

This book will show you via evidence in The Word of God, that what God made available on the Day of Pentecost, is still available with the same fullness and the same power as the new born again believers in the first century church. And utilized after the resurrection of Jesus Christ and after the pouring out of the gift holy spirit on Pentecost, by Speaking In Tongues by the twelve Apostles.

(Acts 2: 1-12) Speaking In Tongues was the first manifestation the new Christians utilized after becoming born again in the first century church. Maybe there is a message here for current believers to emulate concerning what we should do after we receive the gift holy spirit.

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Outline
1. Introduction
2. Speaking in Tongues in Luke
2.1 Transformational Roles of the Spirit in Speaking in Tongues
2.1.1 Prophetic Utterance: Acts 2:1-4
2.1.2 Sign to Believers: Acts 10:44-48
2.1.3 Evidence: Acts 19:1-7
3. Speaking in Tongues in Paul
3.1 Transformational Roles of the Spirit in Speaking in Tongues
3.1.1 Unification: 1 Corinthians 12:10, 30; 13:1, 8
3.1.2 Edification: 1 Corinthians 14:1-33
3.1.2.1 Personal Edification
3.1.2.2 Corporate Edification
4. Conclusion