Q161: Is prophesying still relevant for today per 1 Corinthians 14 and 1 Thessalonians

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[@rightlydivideWoT]

Thank you very much David

[@timking2194]

Great teaching

[@cherylsturlese3421]

1000% Thank you David ❤

[@drb8786]

This is wonderful! Do you have any recommendations on how to understand what epistles were written at certain stages of acts? Is there a chronological order for the epistles? Thank you!

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@drb8786 Perhaps this will help.
ua-cam.com/video/mFra55aw-Wg/v-deo.htmlsi=z4HuF-Hth65C-eWo

[@sergepoirier8835]

Can you explain 1Cor 14:2 and v4? Can we speak in unknown tong to God? I understand that in the church it’s over but verse 4 seems to say that speaking in tongue edify the one who’s speaking. Thanks

[@ColumbusBibleChurch]

@sergepoirier8835 No one can speak in unknown tongues today. When it was possible to do so, as long as there was someone present with the gift of interpretation, it would produce edifying (1Cor 14:5). Hope this helps.