Paul compares prophecy and tongues in gathered worship. Understandable speech that edifies the church is preferred to uninterpreted tongues. He requires interpretation, limits speakers, commands orderly participation, addresses women’s silence in the churches, and concludes that everything must be done decently and in order.
Paul compares prophecy and tongues in gathered worship. Understandable speech that edifies the church is preferred to uninterpreted tongues. He requires interpretation, limits speakers, commands orderly participation, addresses women’s silence in the churches, and concludes that everything must be done decently and in order.
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