Publisher's Synopsis
There are three historical instances in the New Testament where people spoke instantly in languages they had never learned. They were enabled to do so by the Holy Spirit. They were understood by those who heard them. these languages did not become permanent acquisitions of the speakers. They were not taught at a spiritual meeting. Is that what the Greek text of Acts 2, 10, and 19 makes clear? This book examines just that. In this book, all the passages of the New Testament referring to tongues are carefully examined in details from the Greek text. Comparisons are drawn between the historical instances and the Corinthian practice.No one passage should be examined out of context.
