Notes and comments on Pachomius’ 4th century tongues speaking experience.
A translation from the Greek on Pachomius receiving the gift of tongues
Pachomius receiving the Gift of Tongues in English and Syriac
The actual Greek and Latin parallel text by Didymus of Alexandria on the dogma of tongues
An analysis of Augustine’s writings on speaking in tongues.
Augustine was one of the most prolific writers on the doctrine of tongues. He understood the complexity and varied definitions that surrounded the christian doctrine of tongues. Unfortunately, he did not attempt to simplify the matrix of explanations. Nor does he outrightly endorse a specific position. Regardless of this problem, his writings reveal vital clues about the christian doctrine of tongues and its progression.
Final conclusions regarding the Venerable Bede on the Christian dogma of tongues.
A brief journey into finding out what is the contemporary practice of speaking in tongues and how influential this doctrine is throughout the world.
The nature, purpose and problems of translating a medieval narrative on Pentecost and tongues.
A medieval commentary of the Book of Acts from a fragment attributed to the fifth century Church Father, Cyril of Alexandria.
The following is an English translation of a text relating to tongues and Pentecost. It comes from a supplement to *Cyril’s* works as found in Migne Patrologia Graeca.
Answers to speaking in tongues through a critical analysis of the works by Thomas Aquinas