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Re: "in the Spirit"
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Originally Posted by mfblume
I do not believe a person has been filled with the Spirit if they did not speak in tongues. Paul spoke of praying in the Spirit in the same manner I believe the Apostles spoke of Holy Ghost baptism. It's meant for everyone. He spoke of prayer in tongues, which is the entire context of 1 Cor 14, as something everyone should do. However, not everyone has yet received the Spirit..
That's just the way I see it. I cannot see infilling without tongues, personally. |
That's not what I mean. I'm not talking about an initial infilling of the Spirit with the evidence of tongues but afterward, there are those who don't speak in tongues again, imo, because they don't have the gift of tongues. So if one spoke in tongues when they initially received the baptism of the Holy Spirit but never speak in tongues again, then how can they pray in the Spirit if praying in the Spirit always consists of speaking in other tongues?
I think I made that more clear. 
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