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D-T-M

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About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings. In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas? DTM

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Hi, DTM.

'Tongues' again, huh? *grooaaannnn*

About six times a year I get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.

Lucky you!

In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation". Any ideas?

Try this one on for size: 1 Corinthians 14:2 & 13-17 makes plain that when someone offers a 'tongue' in church, that it is the person's spirit that is praying to God. If the 'interpretation' comes back sounding as if it was from God to the people, then clearly it ain't a valid 'interpretation' This, of course, rules out completely all Revivalist 'interpretations'. You see, the Revivalists mistakenly believe that 'tongues' equals the Holy Spirit; therefore, when someone prays in 'tongues' (Scripture however uses 'if'), that it is the Spirit praying through them. Balderdash and poppycock!

Blessings,

Ian

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Reply to : D-T-MHi, DTM.'Tongues' again, huh? *grooaaannnn*About six times a year I get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.Lucky you!In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation". Any ideas?Try this one on for size: 1 Corinthians 14:2 & 13-17 makes plain that when someone offers a 'tongue' in church, that it is theperson's spiritthat is prayingtoGod. If the 'interpretation' comes back sounding as if it wasfrom Godto the people, then clearly it ain't a valid 'interpretation'

Just to expand a little. "If" it was the Holy Spirit, the "interpreter" would have understood the language and what was said. As at pentecost. Right?

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Brolga,

The spiritual gifts listed in 1 Corinthians have absolutely nothing to do with what is recorded in the book of Acts. Pentecost or otherwise.

Blessings,

Ian

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Reply to : brolgaBrolga,The spiritual gifts listed in 1 Corinthians haveabsolutely nothingto do with what is recorded in the book of Acts. Pentecost or otherwise.Blessings,Ian

Thanks, I was just confirming my thoughts. I made the point, "if" it was ............

Hey Ian, I see I have more stars than you

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About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas?DTM

Hi D-T-M the reason is all hollins is interpretating is from his own thoughts. How often does the same word in tongues have many many English words when translated? Never did believe that side of it. A mate from work many years ago sent a non believer in who yelled out a race call very fast and hollins interpreted. I noticed later he was very carefull he recognised who was giving the message and occaisonally would refuse a translation which must have been devastsing to the individual if they where from the assembly. More control tactics here too, pope hollins having the devine power to select a real one from a phony? or maybe at times to belittle an individual .

¡uıɐƃɐ ʎɐqǝ ɯoɹɟ pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ɐ ƃuıʎnq ɹǝʌǝu

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About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas?DTM

Any ideas

Interpretations getting shorter? Yeah, it's all been said before and generation x-y-z's attention spans are getting shorter due to Youtube and X-Boxing. Revivalists must be finding it harder to ad-lib the interpretation that seems to come across like a forced message 'from' god () provoked by a gibberish tongues prompt.

There's a good thread here with some articles on the Revivalists' take on 'the' gifts; one of which was written by Ian. I lifted from the Brisbane Revival Fellowship forum from back in its hey day - lol.

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D-T-M
Rank：Regular Poster Score：3450 Posts：135 From：Unknown Register：28/08/2006 7:28 PM	Date Posted：03/09/2007 8:33 AMCopy HTML About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings. In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas? DTM
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Rank：Noobmeister Score：421 Posts：13 From：Australia Register：29/08/2007 7:54 AM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 9:13 AMCopy HTML Reply to : D-T-M Hi, DTM. 'Tongues' again, huh? grooaaannnn About six times a year I get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings. Lucky you! In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation". Any ideas? Try this one on for size: 1 Corinthians 14:2 & 13-17 makes plain that when someone offers a 'tongue' in church, that it is the person's spirit that is praying to God. If the 'interpretation' comes back sounding as if it was from God to the people, then clearly it ain't a valid 'interpretation' This, of course, rules out completely all Revivalist 'interpretations'. You see, the Revivalists mistakenly believe that 'tongues' equals the Holy Spirit; therefore, when someone prays in 'tongues' (Scripture however uses 'if'), that it is the Spirit praying through them. Balderdash and poppycock! Blessings, Ian email: didaktikon@gmail.com
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Rank： Score：0 Posts：0 From：Unknown Register：21/09/2018 12:36 AM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 1:16 PMCopy HTML Reply to : Didaktikon Reply to : D-T-MHi, DTM.'Tongues' again, huh? grooaaannnnAbout six times a year I get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.Lucky you!In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation". Any ideas?Try this one on for size: 1 Corinthians 14:2 & 13-17 makes plain that when someone offers a 'tongue' in church, that it is theperson's spiritthat is prayingtoGod. If the 'interpretation' comes back sounding as if it wasfrom Godto the people, then clearly it ain't a valid 'interpretation' Just to expand a little. "If" it was the Holy Spirit, the "interpreter" would have understood the language and what was said. As at pentecost. Right?
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Rank：Noobmeister Score：421 Posts：13 From：Australia Register：29/08/2007 7:54 AM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 2:01 PMCopy HTML Reply to : brolga Brolga, The spiritual gifts listed in 1 Corinthians have absolutely nothing to do with what is recorded in the book of Acts. Pentecost or otherwise. Blessings, Ian email: didaktikon@gmail.com
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Rank： Score：0 Posts：0 From：Unknown Register：21/09/2018 12:36 AM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 2:50 PMCopy HTML Reply to : Didaktikon Reply to : brolgaBrolga,The spiritual gifts listed in 1 Corinthians haveabsolutely nothingto do with what is recorded in the book of Acts. Pentecost or otherwise.Blessings,Ian Thanks, I was just confirming my thoughts. I made the point, "if" it was ............ Hey Ian, I see I have more stars than you
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Rank：Poster Venti II Score：7160 Posts：343 From：Scotland Register：06/02/2007 11:02 AM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 3:36 PMCopy HTML Reply to : D-T-M About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas?DTM Hi D-T-M the reason is all hollins is interpretating is from his own thoughts. How often does the same word in tongues have many many English words when translated? Never did believe that side of it. A mate from work many years ago sent a non believer in who yelled out a race call very fast and hollins interpreted. I noticed later he was very carefull he recognised who was giving the message and occaisonally would refuse a translation which must have been devastsing to the individual if they where from the assembly. More control tactics here too, pope hollins having the devine power to select a real one from a phony? or maybe at times to belittle an individual . ¡uıɐƃɐ ʎɐqǝ ɯoɹɟ pɹɐoqʎǝʞ ɐ ƃuıʎnq ɹǝʌǝu
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Rank：Forum Oracle Score：41550 Posts：1881 From：Australia Register：27/02/2004 11:21 PM	Re：Interpretation twice as long as tongue? Date Posted：03/09/2007 6:54 PMCopy HTML Reply to : D-T-M About six times a yearI get my arm twisted by Mrs Mole to attend Sunday meetings.In the early days the "translation" seemed to be twice as long as the actual "Tongue Speak" but lately it seems to be the other way round with in most instances a much shorter "translation"Any ideas?DTM Any ideas Interpretations getting shorter? Yeah, it's all been said before and generation x-y-z's attention spans are getting shorter due to Youtube and X-Boxing. Revivalists must be finding it harder to ad-lib the interpretation that seems to come across like a forced message 'from' god () provoked by a gibberish tongues prompt. There's a good thread here with some articles on the Revivalists' take on 'the' gifts; one of which was written by Ian. I lifted from the Brisbane Revival Fellowship forum from back in its hey day - lol. Instagram and Twitter: @mothpete