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Replying to @Lola why ❤️ When Paul talks about praying in tongues, he is talking about someone who has the gift of tongues praying in that tongue when no one present understands them. That does not mean everyone can pray in tongues, nor does Paul ever equate praying in tongues with “praying in the Spirit.” In fact, Paul explicitly asks, “Do all speak with tongues?” (1 Corinthians 12:30), with the obvious answer being no. So it would make little sense for Paul to say that not every believer speaks in tongues and then command all believers to “pray in the Spirit” if praying in the Spirit simply meant praying in tongues. He would be commanding every believer to do something he had already established not every believer is gifted to do. Praying in the Spirit is prayer in unity with, dependence upon, and according to the leading of the Holy Spirit. It is not simply another term for praying in an unknown language. When Paul discusses someone praying in a tongue in 1 Corinthians 14, he is addressing someone exercising the gift of tongues—speaking in a language that the people around him do not understand. And Paul’s entire concern is that without interpretation, this does not edify those who hear it. That is a very different issue from the general command given to believers to pray in the Holy Spirit. #christian #christianity #christiantiktok #christianitytiktok #truechristianministry

Replying to @Lola why ❤️ When Paul talks about praying in tongues, he is talking about someone who has the gift of tongues praying in that tongue when no one present understands them. That does not mean everyone can pray in tongues, nor does Paul ever equate praying in tongues with “praying in the Spirit.” In fact, Paul explicitly asks, “Do all speak with tongues?” (1 Corinthians 12:30), with the obvious answer being no. So it would make little sense for Paul to say that not every believer speaks in tongues and then command all believers to “pray in the Spirit” if praying in the Spirit simply meant praying in tongues. He would be commanding every believer to do something he had already established not every believer is gifted to do. Praying in the Spirit is prayer in unity with, dependence upon, and according to the leading of the Holy Spirit. It is not simply another term for praying in an unknown language. When Paul discusses someone praying in a tongue in 1 Corinthians 14, he is addressing someone exercising the gift of tongues—speaking in a language that the people around him do not understand. And Paul’s entire concern is that without interpretation, this does not edify those who hear it. That is a very different issue from the general command given to believers to pray in the Holy Spirit. #christian #christianity #christiantiktok #christianitytiktok #truechristianministry

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