And how is it that we hear, each in our own language in which we were born? - Acts 2:8
"Was it that the speakers expressed what they had to say in the diverse discourse of every language, or, when there were hearers of diverse nations, each of them would perceive what they heard in terms of his own language and would grasp the meaning of that one and the same discourse which had been uttered by the apostle?" - Gregory the Theologian
I've often thought the latter. Coming out of the Charismatic movement, we got a lot of flack from the cessationists, but I'm glad St. Gregory noticed this fine point and possibility.
#biblestr
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