All believers receive the Holy Spirit at salvation. The ability to speak in tongues is within.

Singing or praying for the Spirit to come is unbelief—He already lives in the believer. Uutterance comes from within and is to be verbalized. It may sound unintelligent, but it is spiritual.

How to Minister the Holy Ghost to others: - Teach clearly that salvation = receiving the Spirit. - Remove fears, doubts, and ignorance (especially misconceptions from Acts 2). - Encourage them to open their mouth and speak. The Spirit gives utterance. - Assure them that no evil

Say with me: “I speak in tongues.” “I interpret tongues.” “I heal the sick.” “I work miracles.” Gloray!!

Salvation = Receiving the Holy Spirit. Speaking in tongues is not human language, but Spirit-given utterance. Interpretation of tongues brings understanding and edifies the church. Any believer can minister the baptism of the Holy Ghost through teaching and laying on of hands.

Declare: I am in charge. Satan is defeated and under my feet. I speak in tongues and declare mysteries. God corrects me with His Word, not with evil. I know the Word of God. I walk in revelation knowledge. I trample over serpents and scorpions. Satan has no authority over

✝️ 30 Days of Glory: Soteria Season 12 (Part 11 - Day 9). The Bible is one cohesive, divinely inspired message with a single subject: salvation through faith in Christ Jesus. To understand it accurately, one must interpret every text in light of its original context,

Hebrews 13:20. Jesus, our Shepherd, rose from the dead through the blood of the everlasting covenant. This blood is not symbolic; it is eternal, complete, and foundational. The blood plus nothing, minus nothing, has done everything. #30DG2025 #Soteria12 #AbelDamina

1 Peter 1:18-19. We were redeemed not with corruptible things but with the precious blood of Christ. “Precious” in Greek: Too costly to be measured by money. #30DG2025 #Soteria12 #AbelDamina

To rightly divide scripture, understand that the original languages (Hebrew and Greek) are untouched. Translations are interpretations of grammar/language. #30DG2025 #Soteria12 #AbelDamina

Pay attention to contextual conversation; who is speaking? To whom? About what? Grammatical structure – Language rules matter. Figures of speech – The Bible uses idioms, metaphors, and narrative forms. You cannot trust your modern English lens to understand ancient texts not

2 Peter 1:21. Holy men spoke as they were moved by the Spirit. The Spirit inspired, but men spoke with their vocabulary, worldview, and cultural understanding. #30DG2025 #Soteria12 #AbelDamina

God accommodated human weakness to communicate eternal truth. A man under divine unction will still prophesy in his dialect or language. Even if the message is divine, the form is human. Therefore, the rules of language must still apply when interpreting the Bible. #30DG2025

Genesis 1 and other ancient texts used language familiar to the audience at the time (e.g., “the sun stood still” – Joshua). These descriptions were not meant to teach science, but to reveal God and explain His nature to people in terms they understood. Likewise, Jesus’

The epistles (Romans to Revelation) draw all their theology from Genesis to Malachi. For example, 2 Corinthians 4:4-6: “The god of this world has blinded their minds…” “God, who commanded light to shine out of darkness…” Paul was teaching from Genesis 1:1-3 and Genesis

He also echoed Jeremiah 4:23-26, where “formless and void” described man’s fallen state. These references show that “darkness” represents the state of the human heart without God, and “light” is Christ illuminating man from within. #30DG2025 #Soteria12 #AbelDamina

Genesis was not a creation manual, but a redemptive teaching to Israelites in Egyptian captivity. Moses used a familiar creation story to communicate God’s promise to deliver and dwell with His people. Genesis = Promise of Exodus. God’s ultimate plan: Heaven on Earth, not man

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