JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1999

Speaking in tongues according to Paul, is meaningful where

there is one with the gift of interpretation

the Holy Spirit is present during worship

there are apostles and evangelists

those speaking in tongues are many

Antwortdetails

According to Paul in the Bible, speaking in tongues is meaningful where there is one with the gift of interpretation. In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul discusses the use of spiritual gifts in worship, including the gift of speaking in tongues. He explains that while speaking in tongues can be a powerful tool for personal prayer and communication with God, it is not useful for public worship unless there is someone present who can interpret what is being said. Without interpretation, Paul says that speaking in tongues is unintelligible and therefore unedifying for the congregation. So, in summary, according to Paul, speaking in tongues is meaningful where there is someone present with the gift of interpretation.

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