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The Sign Gifts
I.
The sign gifts: Speaking in tongues, healing, miracle, word of knowledge, word of wisdom, and
discerning of spirits
II.
A.
These gifts are being distributed by the Spirit today ______________________________
B.
Claims of experience must be biblically _____________________
The gifts of speaking in tongues and interpretation
A.
Defined
1.
Speaking in tongues is the supernatural ability to speak in a language that has
_______________________________.
Interpretation is the supernatural ability
to understand a language that has not been learned.
2.
Tongues are mentioned in ______________ of the Bible (Mark 16:17; Acts 2:14; 10:44-47; 19:1-7; 1 Corinthians 12-14)
3.
In none of those passages is tongues anything other than __________________
languages
B.
Indications that it has ceased
1.
The testimony of _________________________________
2.
The testimony of ___________________
3.
Modern claims lack ____________________ with NT tongues
4.
Modern claims also occur among ____________________________
Speaking in Tongues in the Book of Acts1
III.
PASSAGE
TONGUESSPEAKERS
AUDIENCE
RELATION TO
SALVATION
PURPOSE
2:1-4
The 12 Apostles
and others
Unsaved Jews
After salvation
To validate (for
Jews) the
fulfillment of
Joel 2
10:44-47
Gentiles
(Cornelius and his
household)
Saved Jews (Peter
and others) who
doubted God’s
plan
The same time as
salvation
To validate (for
Jews) God’s
acceptance of the
Gentiles
19:1-7
About 12 Old
Testament
believers
Jews who needed
confirmation of
the message
The same time as
salvation
To validate (for
Jews) Paul’s
message
The gift of healing
A.
Defined: To completely and instantaneously __________ from illness or injury
1.
The best understanding of the gift of healing is gained by examining the
___________________examples of those who manifested the gift in the NT.
a)
_______________ healed
(1)
With a word or touch (Mt 8:1-3, 5-15; Mk 5:25-34)
(2)
Instantly (Mt 8:13; Mk 5:29; Lk 5:13; Jn 5:9)
(3)
Totally (Lk 4:38-39)
(4)
All who came to Him (Lk 4:40; 9:11)
(5)
Obvious defects and disease
(a)
Palsy (paralysis) (Mt 4:24 8:5-13 9:2-7 Mk 2:3-11 Lk 7:210 Jn 5:5-7)
(b)
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Lunatick (epilepsy) (Mt 4:24)
Walvoord and Zuck, eds., The Bible Knowledge Commentary, NT, Victor Books, p.408
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b)
(c)
Leprosy (Mt 8:3)
(d)
Deafness (Mk 7:32-35)
(e)
Speech impediments (Mk 7:32-35)
(f)
Lame (missing a foot) (Mt 15:30)
(g)
Blindness (Mt 15:30)
(h)
Maimed (injured or disabled extremities) (Mt 15:30)
Raised the dead (Lk 7:11-16; Mk 5:22-24, 35-43)
________________________ healed (Lk 9:1-2)
(1)
the Apostles demonstrated the same six examples of healing
mentioned above concerning Jesus
c)
The ____________________ who were sent out two-by-two healed (Lk
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