Is The Gift of Tongues For Today?

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

Yeah maybe, if you think it's best. I just think it's really interesting how two people on completely opposite sides of the doctrinal fence, both well-versed and studied, can take the same words, arrive at two radically different conclusions, and both proclaim that the other is in false doctrine.

And I was just wondering if anyone else ever wonders if there's any chance of error in their own viewpoint and that they may be completely wrong?

Not me. Nope. Never.

[El Predicador]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

Yeah maybe, if you think it's best. I just think it's really interesting how two people on completely opposite sides of the doctrinal fence, both well-versed and studied, can take the same words, arrive at two radically different conclusions, and both proclaim that the other is in false doctrine.

And I was just wondering if anyone else ever wonders if there's any chance of error in their own viewpoint and that they may be completely wrong?

Of course not

I don't have a viewpoint

I teach the Bible.

[Socialite]

Originally Posted by El Predicador

Of course not

I don't have a viewpoint

I teach the Bible.

That's a little disingenuous . El Predicador.

The Bible, even on things we don't think are critical, can be understood in different ways. All would say "I Preach the Bible." It's not the Bible that's different, it's us, the interpreter.

[El Predicador]

Originally Posted by Socialite

That's a little disingenuous . El Predicador.

The Bible, even on things we don't think are critical, can be understood in different ways. All would say "I Preach the Bible." It's not the Bible that's different, it's us, the interpreter.

That's why I got the Holy Ghost.

John 16:12-15

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by El Predicador

Of course not

I don't have a viewpoint

I teach the Bible.

It's people like you that make the theological world go 'round!

[El Predicador]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

It's people like you that make the theological world go 'round!

Thank you sir

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by El Predicador

That's why I got the Holy Ghost.

John 16:12-15

Works every time, yeah?

[El Predicador]

Originally Posted by Timmy

Works every time, yeah?

YESSIR never fails.

[Mr. Smith]

Originally Posted by Socialite

That's a little disingenuous . El Predicador.

The Bible, even on things we don't think are critical, can be understood in different ways. All would say "I Preach the Bible." It's not the Bible that's different, it's us, the interpreter.

So can the bible be understood that tongues are not a part of today's Christian culture? And if so, can that believer live the same overcoming Christian life that tongue-talkers can?

[El Predicador]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

So can the bible be understood that tongues are not a part of today's Christian culture? And if so, can that believer live the same overcoming Christian life that tongue-talkers can?

Know it wasn't directed to me sorry.

Can't answer for "Christian culture" (one of the biggest problems with America)

But it is part and parcel of the bride of Christ.

Neither the gifts NOR the fruit of the Spirit have been

done away with..