Sep 1, 2011 . 1 Corinthians – Paul, as an Apostle, possessed the gift of tongues (14:18). . .

Oct 30, 2011 . The mention of the language of angels is only found in I Corinthians 13:1 where

Speaking in Tongues of Angels. What point was Paul trying to get across when

(But then, I've never eavesdropped on angels, and I doubt they'd like it if I did.)

"Love never fails, but where there are prophecies they will cease; where there

"Ecstatic" Speech!, Terms Used By Luke and Paul, An "Unknown Tongue",

Mar 28, 2011 . Paul tells us there are tongues of men and there are tongues of angels. Now

In 1 Cor.13:1-3 Paul says “Though I speak with… we find the expression “the

I think it is interesting that Paul spoke in tongues and that he called them tongues

Angelic Tongues - What Are They? In 1 Corinthians 13:1 is Paul telling us to

Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am

I attend a Pentecostal church, and though I've never spoken in tongues, I am told

Doesn't the fact that Paul distinguishes between the "tongues of men" and the "

The Tongues of Angels is intimate, enveloping, relentless and rich. Any veteran

I'm not sure that Paul is actually saying he speaks in tongues of angels, but that

Have we, right here, been told that Paul had indeed spoken in some 'unknown

On the other hand, Paul speaks of the tongues at Corinth more in terms of "the

(Ray) - St. Paul's quote "Though I speak with tongues of men and of angels, and

Paul says: Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have not

This is not angelic language. Paul only uses "the tongue of angels" as a contrast.

For Paul's very first premise is impossible—"if I speak with the tongues of angels."

Is Paul really saying that he speaks in the tongues of angels? This verse needs to

Jul 9, 2006 . Welsh is, of course, the tongue of angels that Paul mentions in 1 Corinthians 13.

He does not instruct the church to pray in the tongue of angels. Rather, Paul is

The meaning of unknown tongues, tongues of angels, and the perfect are

"Paul supposed a hypothetical case, and said, 'if I speak with the tongues of men

May 13, 1990 . By PAUL WEST. THE TONGUES OF ANGELS . Bridge Boatner, the narrator of

Paul mentioned "tongues of men and of angels" (verse 1). "Tongues of men"

Simply stated, if you speak in different tongues, it means that you speak in . .

Some have suggested that Paul's reference to “tongues of angels” is proof that

Paul provides the answer in his first letter to the Corinthians: 1 Cor 13:1 “If I speak

Angels speak. They have a language or tongue (Rev. 5:2, 11, 12). It is not some

where St. Paul talks about the gifts of the Spirit. The phrase that caught me was

There is no other way the reference to tongues of . . . angels can be understood. i.

"Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have

Aug 6, 2006 . Tongues is not used anywhere in the New Testament with any meaning other

(2) Others, such as Ironside and John MacArthur see the expression "tongues of

We might doubt whether Angels, or Demons, since they be pure spirits, use any

Jan 25, 2010 . Enochian, or Angelic Tongue spoken together with an English version of the

What on earth did Paul mean? What are 'the tongues of angels'? The short

But what about Paul's passing reference to the “tongues of angels” in 1

After all, Paul did say, "Now I wish that you all spoke in tongues. " (I Cor 14:5). .

Was Paul suggesting that the gift of tongues involves some kind of angelic or .

The Apostle Paul instructed the church in Corinth about speaking in tongues in

Most scholars, however, think that Paul composed all of 1 Corinthians 13, .

Journal of the American Academy of Relgion. LIX/3. Tongues of. Angels and.

Jul 24, 2006 . After all, the claim is most often, "See, right here in 1 Corinthians 13, Paul talks

Paul's reference to the "tongues of men and angels" (1 Cor 13:1) is the basis for

Paul makes it clear that there is a heavenly language, as he goes so far to

In I Corinthians 13:1, Paul speaks of the 'tongues of men and of angels.' The

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