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No, not every time.
In 1Co, Paul did not address the phenomenon of tongues of fire that happened at the first Pentecost in Ac 2.
1Co 12:
14:
But if tongues was from the Holy Spirit, how could people abuse it?
The gift was initially from the Holy Spirit. They could abuse it by exercising it chaotically during a weekly service.
No, not when he is being disorderly in a weekly service.
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In 1Co, Paul did not address the phenomenon of tongues of fire that happened at the first Pentecost in Ac 2.
1Co 12:
Different believers had different gifts from the Holy Spirit:
God might bless one believer with the gift of tongues and another with the gift of interpretation. The gift stayed with the person once it was given. Some believers abused the exercise of these gifts.
14:
Paul addressed disorderly speaking in tongues without interpretation during a weekly worship service.
The human spirits of the prophets are under the control of the human prophets. The Holy Spirit was not directly involved in these exercises.
That was true for the first Pentecost. After that, the Holy Spirit gave some believers the gift of tongues. The gifted humans could exercise this gift at their will.
But if tongues was from the Holy Spirit, how could people abuse it?
The gift was initially from the Holy Spirit. They could abuse it by exercising it chaotically during a weekly service.
Right.
No, the Holy Spirit did not guide them in those cases:
Does the Holy Spirit speak through a believer when he speaks in tongues?
No, not when he is being disorderly in a weekly service.
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