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1 | Spiritual Gifts | 1 Cor 13:8 | jcsav | 140224 | ||
What the Paul is saying is that not everyone has the "Gift of Tongues". These individuals can speak at will and the Spirit is subject to them. The individual that receives the gift of the Holy Ghost, also speaks in other tongues at the filling. This do not mean they have the "Gift of Tongues" but that they have indeed received the "Holy Ghost (Spirit) You see this in the book of Acts. This is not subject to the individual. This is the Baptism of the Spirit or born of the Spirit, that Jesus spoke of. Paul is instructing those with the gift of tongues on how to behave in service and even gives the reason why. Who can instruct God on when to Baptise someone with the Holy Ghost? Hope this helps. | ||||||
2 | Spiritual Gifts | 1 Cor 13:8 | kalos | 140229 | ||
The spirits of prophets (NOT the Holy Spirit) are subject to prophets. NASB 1 Corinthians 14:32 and the spirits of prophets are subject to prophets; AMPLIFIED 1 Corinthians 14:32 For the spirits of the prophets (the speakers in tongues) are under the speaker's control [and subject to being silenced as may be necessary], |
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3 | Spiritual Gifts | 1 Cor 13:8 | jcsav | 140257 | ||
That is what I said. Read what I wrote again. The gift of tongues is under the speakers control. The speaker when they are being filled with the Holy Ghost is under Gods. That why they speak as the spirit of God gives them utterance. | ||||||