Evidence of Spirit Infilling?

[KWSS1976]

ILG per you post on #17 If you were just kidding I did not know it is hard to see expressions on the fourm..LOL

[Michlow]

Originally Posted by KWSS1976

Michlow I am posting about Glossolalia take alook at the learned behaivor part

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossolalia

I had to laughed at this part "However, certain sounds have been found to predominate throughout the world, irrespective of teachers. The word ‘shunda’ and its variations ‘shunder’, ‘shonder’ and ‘shindir’ are prominent in samples through the United States, Wales and New Zealand'

Because in my head I can totally hear "Shunda-la-ha"

To be fair though, even though I am skeptical of some things, it doesn't mean that I don't believe that tongues can be and often are real expressions of the spirit.

I had a friend who while praying with me one day, started praying in tongues, and suddenly her tongues morphed into french, a language she didn't know, but I took in high school (for the record, I have no idea what she said!)

[ILG]

Originally Posted by KWSS1976

ILG per you post on #17 If you were just kidding I did not know it is hard to see expressions on the fourm..LOL

I thought the question marks and the winking eye would have tipped you off.....

[ILG]

Originally Posted by Michlow

I had to laughed at this part "However, certain sounds have been found to predominate throughout the world, irrespective of teachers. The word ‘shunda’ and its variations ‘shunder’, ‘shonder’ and ‘shindir’ are prominent in samples through the United States, Wales and New Zealand'

Because in my head I can totally hear "Shunda-la-ha"

To be fair though, even though I am skeptical of some things, it doesn't mean that I don't believe that tongues can be and often are real expressions of the spirit.

I had a friend who while praying with me one day, started praying in tongues, and suddenly her tongues morphed into french, a language she didn't know, but I took in high school (for the record, I have no idea what she said!)

I met a woman once who I asked her if she knew Spanish. She said no but in tongues she kept saying "Yo quiero" which means "I want" in Spanish.

About Shunda-la-ha, I had to laugh! Yup that,s a popular one!

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by ILG

I met a woman once who I asked her if she knew Spanish. She said no but in tongues she kept saying "Yo quiero" which means "I want" in Spanish.

About Shunda-la-ha, I had to laugh! Yup that,s a popular one!

I think it means "time for lunch!"

[KWSS1976]

I will have to throw shunda la ha out sunday at church then they will stop praying for me to get the holyghost ...LOL

[KWSS1976]

I will just repeat it over and over..LOL

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by KWSS1976

I will have to throw shunda la ha out sunday at church then they will stop praying for me to get the holyghost ...LOL

Don't forget the prefix Ho-to-la-mah-si-ka

That will give you the whole Ho to la mah si ka shunda la ma ha. (I threw in an extra ma in there. I think one was missing.

That is kind of an official preacher one too....

But... with all of the fun... seriously... don't do that.

[KWSS1976]

You know I will...LOL

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by KWSS1976

You know I will...LOL

Think it'll be "discerned"?