Wherefore I give you to understand (διο γνωριζω υμιν). Causative idea (only in Aeschylus in old Greek) in papyri (also in sense of…

Wherefore I give you to understand. I make known to you. The force of this expression is, I give you this rule to distinguish, or…

Operating in words, as in prophetic utterances.

Operating in distinguishing true and false spirits.

III. Gifts which relate to tongue…

In saying that they had been “led astray to mute idols,” Paul implies that the Corinthians had experienced the effects of evil spirits in their for…

Therefore I give you to know. Having admonished them from their own experience, he sets before them a general doctrine, which he deduces f…

Wherefore I give you to understand
Or "I make known unto you"; what I am about to say are certain truths, and to be …

Spiritual gifts were extraordinary powers bestowed in the early ages, to convince unbelievers and to spread the gospel. Gifts and graces greatly di…

After discu ing the three sacraments of Baptism, Matrimony, and the Eucharist, the Apostle begins to talk about things related to the reality signi…