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speaking in tongues

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speaking in tongues

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1 Corinthians 14

1 total mentions feeding this claim

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03:41:06
Acts 2

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03:40:50

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Referenced to explain that speech gifts in church are to be exercised in order, not as chaotic simultaneous babbling.

Supports claim through 1 Corinthians 14Open verseOpen stream

Cited in response to a Christian question about tongues to argue that biblical 'speaking in tongues' means speaking real foreign languages.

Supports claim through Acts 2Open verseOpen stream
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