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Speaking in tongues, also
known as
glossolalia, is an
activity or
practice in
which people utter words or speech-like sounds,
often thought by believers...
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Glossolalia is the
second solo
album by
Steve Walsh,
released in 2000. It was
released on
Magna Carta Records and
features Trent Gardner,
Virgil Donati...
- The
Glossolalia debate (Norwegian: Tungetaledebatten) was a
literary debate on
modernist poetry in
Norway in the 1950s. The
debate started with Arnulf...
- band
until his
retirement in 2014.
Walsh released his
second solo
album Glossolalia in 2000. In 2003 he and
Daniele Liverani formed the band Khymera. Walsh...
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numbers over 500 million adherents.
Charles Fox Parham, who ****ociated
glossolalia with the
baptism in the Holy
Spirit A
contemporary Christian worship...
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historically teach that
baptism with the Holy Spirit, as
evidenced by
glossolalia, is the
third work of grace,
which follows the new
birth (first work...
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suggest the
possibility that the
Voynich m****cript may be a case of
glossolalia (speaking-in-tongues), channelling, or
outsider art. If so, the author...
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untranslated texts of the
Liber Loagaeth m****cript
recall the
patterns of
glossolalia rather than true language. Dee did not
distinguish the
Liber Loagaeth...
- Enochian, the
Angelic language as
presented by John Dee and
Edward Kelley Glossolalia, the "speaking in tongues" of
Charismatic Christianity,
sometimes interpreted...
- (second work of grace) and
baptism with the Holy Spirit, as
evidenced by
glossolalia, as the
third work of grace. The new birth,
according to Pentecostal...
