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Why Do We Pray In Tongues?: Joseph Prince

Key insights

πŸ™Œ Praying in tongues is a powerful way to edify yourself and experience personal growth and healing.

πŸ€” The Greek word for ‘edifies’ is ‘oikodomeo,’ which means ‘to build a house,’ highlighting the physical aspect of edification and suggesting that we are like houses being built when we pray in tongues.

πŸ’ͺ Our bodies are temples of God, and He desires them to be beautiful, clean, and holy.

πŸ’ͺ “When you pray in tongues, you build up not just your spirit, but yourself, especially your body, which is the temple of the Holy Spirit.”

πŸ—οΈ When we pray in tongues, we are constructing and repairing our bodies, as our spirit is praying and our body is the temple.

🌍 In a world with bad news almost every day, it’s easy for our hearts to be fearful, but God reminds us of a place called menuchah (rest).

πŸ™ Despite the difficulties, persevering in praying in tongues can lead to spiritual breakthroughs and resistance against the enemy’s attacks.

🌬️ “Inundate me, fill me, baptise me, with the Holy Spirit, Jesus has been glorified, therefore the Holy Spirit has been given.”

Summary

Praying in tongues is a gift from God that strengthens both the spirit and the body, providing inner strength and alleviating mental and emotional struggles.

πŸ‘‰ Praying in tongues builds up your body, helping you overcome stress, worry, fear, anxiety, panic attacks, addictions, and physical infirmities.

πŸ—οΈ The word ‘edify’ comes from Latin and Greek roots meaning to construct or build a house, and although we don’t think of it in physical terms, it originally referred to the building of a house.

πŸ›οΈ Your body is the temple of God, and He desires it to be beautiful, clean, holy, and complete.

πŸ™ Praying in tongues strengthens both the spirit and the body, and it is important to understand this to avoid discouragement and hindered health.

πŸ’­ God offers rest and abundance in the promise land, but His people’s unbelief caused them to miss out on it.

πŸ™ Praying in tongues is important despite challenges, as it helps address and alleviate various mental and emotional struggles, providing inner strength.

πŸ™ Praying in tongues is a gift from God that can be obtained by asking for the Holy Spirit’s baptism, and it allows believers to speak in a heavenly language, sing in the Spirit, and find comfort in times of stress.

πŸ™ God blesses and keeps you, shines His face on you, and grants you His peace and wholeness.

 

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