A Biblical Study of Spiritual Gift of Tongues

3: 14], the other countries where Chinese churches and churches are persecuted are full of vitality and vibrancy. There, people think that they are willing to sacrifice their lives to endure the gospel - beating and suffering, resisting prison and poverty. The church in these places is like the church of Smyrna [Revelation 2: 8]. Believers suffer and die because of faith. Joining a class at Laodicean Church is unfair. In each era, the seven churches provided examples and warnings to the body of Christ as a sort of allegiance and failure.

The Holy Spirit provides some people with a spiritual gift of interpretation to show to God the message of planting a church with obscure words. Like the gift of prophecy, the interpreted dialect has the effect of encouraging and blessing the church so that the church will deeply and effectively deed and serve God. 1 Corinthians 12: 10, 30; 14: 1-28. The spiritual gift of knowledge is also known as "discourse of knowledge" or "discourse of knowledge". The Greek word for this gift is Gnosis. This simply means knowledge and understanding. 1 The Bible of Corinthians 12: 8 is focused on the ability to convey this knowledge to others under certain circumstances. In the opening chapter of the letter to the Corinthians Paul tells a story and recognizes that human's highest form of knowledge is the gospel of Jesus Christ (ie testimony of Christ, 1 Corinthians 1: 4-7).

The spiritual gift of interpreting dialects is found with the gift of talking with Corinthians 12:10 tongue. The language of Greek interpretation is Hermania, which means to interpret, explain, and produce information that can not be understood in a natural sense. Therefore, this spiritual gift is a supernatural ability to understand and interpret the information sent in an unknown language. The Holy Spirit provides some people with a spiritual gift of interpretation to show to God the message of planting a church with obscure words. Like the gift of prophecy, the interpreted dialect has the effect of encouraging and blessing the church so that the church will deeply and effectively deed and serve God. 1 Corinthians 12: 10, 30; 14: 1-28.