I thank my God. Paul here shows that he did not undervalue or despise the power of speaking foreign languages. It was with him a subject o…

I thank my God.—Here the Apostle resumes in the first person, coming back, after the parenthesis, to the continua…

Having said that he has the ability to speak in foreign tongues more than all of them (an ability he could properly use), Paul hastens to add he wo…

I thank, etc. Many people tend to belittle the excellent qualities of others, especially in areas where they themselves cannot excel. To a…

I thank my God, I speak with tongues more than you all . ] This the apostle says, to observe to them that he did not desp…

There can be no agreement with prayers that are not understood. A truly Christian minister will seek much more to do spiritual good to people's sou…

Here the Apostle shows that the gift of prophecy excels the gift of tongues, using reasons from his own experience. In this regard, he does two thi…