Tongues: Angelic Languages Or Human Languages?
February 26, 2022
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as posted by the channelKofi Adu-Boahen and Joel Webbon discuss the historic roots of Pentecostalism. Did you know that in the beginning of the movement it was commonly held that the gift of tongues was supernatural human languages given for the purpose of global evangelism? The idea that the gift of tongues represented angelic languages (or a private “prayer language”) was not developed until later when it became apparent that people were simply babbling incoherently. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for more content like this.
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