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1 Corinthians 12:30 — rhetorical questions imply not all speak in tongues

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) 00:05:07 – 00:06:10

Second and final Corinthians passage used to refute tongues-salvation requirement

"Do all speak with tongues?" The rhetorical structure demands a negative answer. Mike argues consistency: the same rhetorical force that proves not everyone is an apostle or prophet also proves not everyone speaks in tongues. The Corinthian congregation is explicitly called the body of Christ before this list, confirming they are all genuine believers.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) @ 00:05:07

2020-09-25

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gifts of the Spirit tongues and salvation 1 Corinthians 12:30 1 Corinthians 12:27-29 body of Christ rhetorical question in Paul
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