1 Cor.14: 28-33 But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the Church (what good does it do if there is no one there to interpret); and let him speak to himself, and to God (speak in Tongues to himself, which all Believers ought to do very often). 29 Let the Prophets speak two or three (speaks not only of those who have the simple Gift of Prophecy, but also of those who stand in the Office of the Prophet), and let the other judge. (This refers to the fact that everything should be judged according to Scriptural validity.) 30 If anything be revealed to another who sits by (refers to someone who feels the Lord is giving him a Revelation which should be given to the Church), let the first hold his peace. (Those giving Prophecies should not interrupt each other.) 31 For you may all Prophesy one by one (in due order), that all may learn, and all may be comforted. (The Holy Spirit ever has the entirety of the Body in mind.) 32 And the spirits of the Prophets are subject to the Prophets. (This means that if the individual claims to be compelled to blurt out at any time, such is out of order. The Holy Spirit works with the individual’s spirit, with both deciding the right time.) 33 For God is not the Author of confusion, but of peace (the Holy Spirit will never contradict Himself), as in all Churches of the Saints. (These instructions given by Paul pertain to all Churches, and not merely the Church at Corinth.)
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