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Originally Posted by Christian Commando
Well... I wouldn't exactly say I Cor. 14 is speaking about any "false tongues". Notice the Scriptures speak of someone prompted to Prophecy to hold it if no one is present to interpret It. As Paul declares, it profits no one to allow open Prophecy by the Holy Spirit in tongues if no interpreter is present to interprete it. as it offers no understanding for what is given in edification of the "Body".
Secondly- Seventh Day adventists are not a cult. Like all other Christian Religions, they have thier varied beliefs of what scripture means thru thier version of interpretation. Now, there are several other christian religions that do not believe in the special Gifts" given to the "Body of Christ" by the Holy Spirit. they are not the only one. Others may believe in only certain "Gifts", while still others do believe in all of them. The "Gift of tongues" that need to be interpreted is clearly not, according to God, a confusion or confusing form of tongues. God, thru Paul, declares it a type of Angelic language not known to man, as of course, we don't live in the spirit realm. Also, it's pretty hard to claim we are in the midst of whats happening in Revelation, since the only part that still fits us now, would be chapters 1-4, since the church is still on the earth there yet, but after that, there is no reference of the church being on earth but actually in Heaven, after the call to John to- "come up hither". the problem alot of religions have with the "Gifts" of the Holy Spirit is trying to get them to fit with God somehow, when spiritualized, symbolized or figuratized, etc. For instance, augustine of the 5th century era of teaching, taught a spiritualized version which tried to claim Isreal the church and the Church Isreal. This mean't Gentiles and all. Makes it pretty tough where god has specific Scriptures relating only to Isreal as in- "Jacob's Trouble" and people being killed in synagoges. Both directly related to Isreal and Jewish culture alone. Just my observations of religious studies over the years. God Bless!! |
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Originally Posted by MamaCat
He's obviously a false teacher who has a spirit of antichrist.
He is also blaspheming the Holy Spirit by calling tongues 'gibberish'. I would not want to be in his shoes!! Pray for God to wake him up, to reveal the truth to him in whatever way He deems best. He needs to be gotten through to. If he is a Seventh Day Adventist, he's in a cult. This would explain a lot. |