For a sign (εις σημειον). Like the Hebrew and occasional Koine idiom also.

Wherefore. Thus, (Greek: hōste), or therefore. The apostle does not mean to say that what he was about to state was a direct conc…

Wherefore tongues are for a sign, not to them that believe.—This is not an interpretation of the prophecy alluded to in t…

In this section Paul first calls on the Corinthians to think maturely, as “adults” (GK 5455) in Christ, rather than be controlled by evil motives i…

Therefore tongues are for a sign. This passage may be explained in two ways: by considering the word therefore as referring merel…

Wherefore tongues are for a sign
Of wrath and punishment inflicted on a rebellious and unbelieving people, and not o…

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…