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1 Corinthians 13:10-12 is the primary cessationist proof-text in the cessationism vs. continuationism debate.

Does This Verse Teach Cessationism？ And a Bit On Bethel. 1 Cor 13_10-12 00:00:00 – 00:01:02

Introduction to the episode. Winger frames the central question: does 1 Cor 13:10-12 teach that tongues, prophecy, and knowledge ceased after the apostolic era?

Winger identifies this passage as the single most-cited text in the cessationism/continuationism debate. He promises to present two cessationist interpretations, analyze them verse-by-verse, and then offer balancing thoughts.
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Does This Verse Teach Cessationism？ And a Bit On Bethel. 1 Cor 13_10-12 @ 00:00:00

2019-06-26

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cessationism continuationism spiritual gifts 1 Corinthians 13:10-12
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