I was not sure whether or not I should share this...I am currently building a website and one of the main focuses of the website is the genuineness of speaking in tongues and the baptism in the Holy Spirit today.
After thinking about it for awhile I thought I would try and translate the part of my prayer language that I remember. (I get caught up in worship sometimes and speak other words, but I can't remember them)
Anyhow ... below is what I could find over the internet with the phonetically sounded out words.
The fact that it is in four different languages is especially significant to me considering that when I was seeking, I was specifically concerned about reciting something subconsciously that I had heard before.
I also wanted to know that I had indeed spoken in tongues as the Spirit gave utterance.
Ironically, my greatest reassurance is not the defined meanings of the prayer language (the parts that I can remember), but that when I feel the presence of God, I feel the urge to pray in my prayer language.
Ali = "lofty, sublime" (Arabic)
Ashanda = something concerning life (African not exact)
La Sonde = The sounding
La = the
Ca = Here
Donde = Where (Spanish)
Eso = within or inside (Greek)
After thinking about it for awhile I thought I would try and translate the part of my prayer language that I remember. (I get caught up in worship sometimes and speak other words, but I can't remember them)
Anyhow ... below is what I could find over the internet with the phonetically sounded out words.
The fact that it is in four different languages is especially significant to me considering that when I was seeking, I was specifically concerned about reciting something subconsciously that I had heard before.
I also wanted to know that I had indeed spoken in tongues as the Spirit gave utterance.
Ironically, my greatest reassurance is not the defined meanings of the prayer language (the parts that I can remember), but that when I feel the presence of God, I feel the urge to pray in my prayer language.
Ali = "lofty, sublime" (Arabic)
Ashanda = something concerning life (African not exact)
La Sonde = The sounding
La = the
Ca = Here
Donde = Where (Spanish)
Eso = within or inside (Greek)