The Ideas of the Apostle Paul
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The true prophet is not the man who talks wildly and at random, but he who controls and directs his speech, that all things may be done decently, peacefully and in order." There seems to have been great freedom of discussion and debate in this Church of Corinth. Apparently they often became much excited, and two or three would speak at once. It also happened there, as else- where, that a few good speakers would monopolize the meeting, and wish to do all the talking. Men were as fond of hearing ...themselves speak then as they are now.
Paul therefore advised, first, that only one should speak at a time, and secondly, that every one should have a chance. " If anything be revealed to another that sitteth by, let the first hold his peace. Let all teach, one by one, that all may learn, and all be comforted." Then he adds : " Let the spiritualists among you, who claim to be inspired by truth, follow this advice, and speak in order to do good (xiv. 37). If any are ignorant of these higher experiences, allow them to be 238 IDEAS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The true prophet is not the man who talks wildly and at random, but he who controls and directs his speech, that all things may be done decently, peacefully and in order." There seems to have been great freedom of discussion and debate in this Church of Corinth. Apparently they often became much excited, and two or three would speak at once. It also happened there, as else- where, that a few good speakers would monopolize the meeting, and wish to do all the talking. Men were as fond of hearing ...themselves speak then as they are now.
Paul therefore advised, first, that only one should speak at a time, and secondly, that every one should have a chance. " If anything be revealed to another that sitteth by, let the first hold his peace. Let all teach, one by one, that all may learn, and all be comforted." Then he adds : " Let the spiritualists among you, who claim to be inspired by truth, follow this advice, and speak in order to do good (xiv. 37). If any are ignorant of these higher experiences, allow them to be 238 IDEAS OF THE APOSTLE PAUL.
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