Talk:Speaking in tongues (G.G.)
Revision as of 08:11, 9 September 2007 by Graham grove (talk | contribs) (User talk:Graham grove/Speaking in tongues moved to Talk:Speaking in tongues (G.G.))
In response to the question "If speaking in tongues today is a representation of speaking in tongues from the Bible, then why is this lacking?", surely the obvious answer is "Wasn't it also lacking in Cornelius' house, Ephesus and Corinth?" It seems to be unique to Pentecost, or at least non-normative.
