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<blockquote type="cite">a subtle language that some on the list can't
comprehend. . . .</blockquote>
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etenim si incertam vocem det tuba quis parabit se ad bellum<br>
ita et vos per linguam nisi manifestum sermonem dederitis <br>
quomodo scietur id quod dicitur eritis enim in aera loquentes<br>
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if the voice of the trumpet is uncertain, <br>
then who is called forth for battle?<br>
If you don't you use plain speech how<br>
shall others know what you are saying?<br>
Your words just go into empty air.<br>
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Another Paul neither Ron nor Mueth makes it fairly clear (cf. I Cor 14)<br>
that words in an unknown tongue could certainly be quite<br>
appropriate for expressing your private devotions but <br>
in public communications it is far better to <br>
speak with the understanding not with the spirit.<br>
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It is true that a "message in tongues" followed by the interpretation<br>
can be a highly effective authorization of the message, <br>
particularly for unbelievers, in an appropriate setting.<br>
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Accomplishing that that on<br>
this mailing list is a technical challenge<br>
a bit beyond the scope of the iPhone 3gs<br>
(it doesn't chat, for one thing...).<br>
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You sublet no summation of your subtleties, <br>
neither can readers knee-deep in the nuisance <br>
readily resolve your nuance.<br>
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Perhaps you may not care for us <br>
to know what it is you<br>
are trying to say, Paul.<br>
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On 07/24/13 0:26, Paul Mueth wrote:
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Summaries don't convey context, nuance . . Apparently <br>
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