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Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
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Dave Slayer said:Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
mutzrein said:Dave Slayer said:Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
Could it be that they are no different to any other group / denomination? They focus on that which they believe is evidence of salvation.
Dave Slayer said:mutzrein said:[quote="Dave Slayer":3jnmxz8r]Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
Could it be that they are no different to any other group / denomination? They focus on that which they believe is evidence of salvation.
Cornelius said:We do not do things we do not believe in.
Those who believe in speaking in tongues, and pray for the baptism of the Holy Spirit, they will speak in tongues.
Those who do not believe,.........well , they will not speak in tongues.
Heb 4:2 For indeed we have had good tidings preached unto us, even as also they: but the word of hearing did not profit them, because it was not united by faith with them that heard.
No mixing with faith, no profit.
Dave Slayer said:Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
The Corinthians reborn...Dave Slayer said:Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
....check this one out.Pogo said:Sadly, events such as these make lasting impressions on us (me), and stains everything I see, hear, and read, about Pentacostals.
In Christ,
Pogo
The Assemblies of God, the Pentecostal denomination with which I am most familiar, labels the doctrine of the initial physical evidence as on of their cardinal doctrines. They believe the baptism of the Holy Spirit is a second experience separate from salvation. This baptism is consider important to provide the Christian believer with power (think: extra special powers) to be witnesses for God (i.e., sharing the Gospel). The initial physical evidence, or first outward sign, that an individual has been baptized in the Holy Spirit is speaking with other tongues.Dave Slayer said:Of all the denominations, Pentecostals stress speaking in tongues the most, why is that?
There are actually many Pentecostal denominations. There is the Church of God, Church of God in Christ, Assemblies of God, Pentecostal Holiness, Foursquare Church, United Pentecostal Church (non-Trinitarian), and so on.lovely said:To answer the OP, I think the Pentecostal denomination in general stresses if for the same reason the church at Corinth stressed it, because it was a miracle of God that they came to idolize and use to lord over their brethren.
Imagican said:From the perspective of those that 'speak in tongues', what BENEFIT is derrived from speaking in such a manner? Answer this and I believe the truth will be manifest in the answer.
Blessings,
MEC
minnesota said:There are actually many Pentecostal denominations. There is the Church of God, Church of God in Christ, Assemblies of God, Pentecostal Holiness, Foursquare Church, United Pentecostal Church (non-Trinitarian), and so on.lovely said:To answer the OP, I think the Pentecostal denomination in general stresses if for the same reason the church at Corinth stressed it, because it was a miracle of God that they came to idolize and use to lord over their brethren.
Second, though I am not familiar with all of them, I can point out that the generalization made above does not necessarily apply to most Pentecostals. There certainly are some Pentecostals who idolize and wield it over others, but a broad-sweeping generalization like that is inaccurate and unwarranted.