violet

smellycat

what im saying is if your unsure ask.

violet

smellycat

hows violet ,you missed i. lol

JesusReignsForever

anything in the word of God is always right..dosent matter what we think. The bible is right!

Gordon B

Still there are more ways of speaking in tongues, than speaking the language of God, or speaking languages unknown to yourself before. I had a time once where I was talking to my dad during a restaurant dinner, who I believe is really trouble in his faith, and I gave a lecture to him about love, faith and marriage. What was wierd though was how I seemed also to be listening to th words as if they were not coming from my own mouth, the words spoken were of things that had never crossed my mind before, and were the wisest ideas that I have heard in my life. It was after I left that dinner I realised, that I had talked from nine in the evening until one in the morning, although it seemed like fifteen minutes. Than it dawned on me that it was not me speaking at all, although the words were coming from my mouth. It was God speaking through me, as his messenger to my dad. That is why it seemed so timeless because God has no recognition of time.

Templedweller

I, as well, believe in speaking in tounges as for today, as well. There are a few different modes tounges takes, but in this thread I do agree too with the topic!!!

Sincerely,
Templedweller

freedom07

There are many interpretations, here is another. Just sharing not up for debate.

What is the Gift Of Tongues?


One of the most talked about topics in religious circles in the last decade has been tongue speaking. Contemporary tongue speaking is often confused with New Testament gifts of tongues, but they are not the same.
The New Testament gift of tongues is described in five passages and you might want to write the passages down. From these five passages three things are evident. First, the New Testament gift of tongues consisted of languages of men which were spoken miraculously, without previous knowledge of the language. Second, these tongues were given as signs to confirm that both the man who spoke and the message he spoke were from God. Third, only those who received the baptism of the Holy Spirit and those who received the laying on of the apostles' hands possessed this miraculous gift.
The first mention of speaking in tongues in the New Testament is Mark 16:17-20. In this passage, Jesus promised five kinds of signs which would accompany those who believed: (1) Casting out demons; (2) speaking with new tongues; (3) picking up serpents; (4) drinking deadly poison; and (5) healing the sick.
In verse 20 Mark says that the apostles went everywhere preaching the word and the signs followed them. Jesus promised that such signs would follow. Mark said that they did. These miraculous signs confirmed the new revelation of the gospel. They did then, and they still do. The gospel was confirmed then by miracles. Both the message and the confirming miracles were recorded in the New Testament. We have in the New Testament today both the revealed message and the confirming signs. The second passage is Acts 2:4-8. It tells the happenings on the day of Pentecost. The twelve apostles miraculously spoke in tongues which they received through the baptism of the Holy Spirit. These tongues were human languages which the apostles miraculously spoke. Testament gift of tongues. Believe not every spirit, but try the spirits to see if they are of God.

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Romans 6:4
4 Therefore we were buried with Him through baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life.

violet

God's_Child

Thank you for the post!