By two or three (δυο η τρεις). No κατα here as in verse 27. Let two or three prophets speak.

Let the others discern…

Let the prophets speak. See Barnes' notes on 1 Corinthians 14:1.

Let the prophets speak.—This is the application of the general principle, Let all be done to edification, to those who ha…

(29–33a) As for regulating prophesying in church, only a limited number—not over three—should speak, lest so much be said as to cause confusion. Th…

Prophets, two or three. Regarding prophecy, too, he prescribes limits, because, as they commonly say, "multitude breeds confusion…

Let the prophets speak, two or three
The apostle having finished the rules for streaking with an unknown tongue, pro…

Religious exercises in public assemblies should have this aim: Let all be done to edifying. As for speaking in an unknown tongue, if someo…

Here the Apostle instructs them on how to behave regarding the use of the gift of tongues, and he does two things: first, he shows how they should …