Speaking in Tongues Part 17
There are some Pentecostals who like to make a play on the Greek word we discussed last week, epiginosko. The take the position that this
January 3, 2013
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There are some Pentecostals who like to make a play on the Greek word we discussed last week, epiginosko. The take the position that this
“Faith, hope, and love abide.” These will abide after the perfect had come. The perfect in verse 10 cannot refer to the 2nd coming of
All the apostles had their part of the “mystery”, God’s divine strategy to present Jesus Christ to the world as an alternative to death and
The word perfect of verse 10 of 1 Corinthians 13 refers to nothing other than the completed mystery of God. The word mystery is a
To curb the confusion of all members of the body in Corinth and other Gentile congregations, the Holy Spirit directed the apostles to ‘lay hands’
“When that which is perfect is come, then that which in part shall be done away.” The literal translation from the Greek is interesting, here:
“Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels”, is the way the apostle Paul begins the 13th chapter of Corinthians as the
All we have written before, now it is time to dig into 1 Corinthians 13:8-13; but before we begin, we MUST determine context. 1 Corinthians
Several centuries before Christ, when the Greeks were depending upon the experiential for assurance from their gods, a new kind of world-view began to appear,
In Mark 16:14-29 resides verses inspired that have caused many in the “charismatic movement” some hope that it is speaking to them. The problem with