The Bible Gift of Tongues
Overview
From the Preface: This little booklet is not written for the purpose of agitating or stirring up any trouble, but that some hungry heart that seeks to know the truth may receive a blessing and benefit from reading it. I have written it with the purest of motives and greatest love for all Christians in every place that call upon the name of the Lord. I do not wish to hurt or harm you in your Christian experience, and I pray that this little booklet will stir your heart to study the Word of God and this subject more carefully than ever before.—R. C. Caudill
- What They Teach
- Building on a Right Interpretation
- Tongues Are But Languages of Earth
- God Does Not Use a Foreign Language in Talking to Us; Why Should We in Talking to Him?
- Pulling off the Garb of Mystery
- Its Purpose in the Local Assembly
- Making It a Test of Fellowship
- A Contaminated, Promiscuous Mess of Confusion
- Do All Speak in Tongues?
- Excelling in God's Grace
- Did Jesus and the Apostles Talk in Tongues?
- What Is the Evidence of the Holy Spirit?
Top Highlights
“‘How hear we every man in our own tongue wherein we were bor” (source)
“The Prophet Isaiah spoke of a time when God would speak to his people with men of other tongues (Isa. 28:11). ‘For with stammering lips and another tongue will I speak to this people.’ ‘To this people’ is none other than the people of the tribe of Ephraim.” (source)
“Yes, he used a mule once and he may do it again in order to get an intelligent message to his people. And I want you to know that that old mule didn’t need an interpreter. The man he was talking to knew just what he said.” (source)
“Another proof that it was a language of earth is they were convicted of their sins and three thousand were converted.” (source)
“not talking to man nor for the benefit of man, but that he is talking to God for personal edification” (source)
- Title: The Bible Gift of Tongues
- Author: R. C. Caudill
- Publisher: Reformation Publishers
- Publication Date: 1932
