<TITLE>25. Par -</TITLE>L-548-236 "And then fall away (See?), and as to renew themselves, go back again to repentance, go on back to preach repentance instead of that which He said the first place there of let us... You know, about laying again the foundation of dead works to repentance, and so forth. We will, God willing." You see? "See, we'll do that. We'll go back and lay this foundation back then, but go back unto repentance themself, to repent of it for ever being up there. 'I'm sorry I was ever up there,' and count the Blood of the covenant wherewith he was sanctified with as though It was an unholy thing, and done despite to the works of grace." He's gone, brother. That's all. He's finished. See?
Well now (See?), it's impossible for an elected child to do that. He ain't going to do that. "My sheep know My Voice." If it's called in Canaan or wherever it's at, they're going. See? "My sheep know My Voice."
[A brother asks, "And they need to believe in Acts 2:38 too, don't they?"--Ed.]
That would take that, every bit of the Scripture, take It all in. That's exactly right, brother.

L-548-Q-114  114. Are there two, are--are there two different types of Bible tongues? Is there a difference in tongues spoken in private prayer and in the church where interpretation is required? On the day of Pentecost the tongues were understood by men of different nations; but in I Corinthians 14:2, unknown tongues spoke unto God, not unto men. I Corinthians 13:1 indicates to such men... (C-o-r, I guess that's Corinthians 13, what's... )... to such man and the others of angels.
Oh, yes. See? Well, it... Now, brother, ever who you are, you--you've answered yourself here. See, see?
 Are there two different tongues? (There's many different tongues. See?) Are there two different tongues in the Bible, two different tongues?
On the day of Pentecost every nation under heaven was there with tongues. See? All right.
 And is there difference between the tongues spoken in private prayer and in the churches where interpretation is required?
Yes.

L-549-241 Paul spoke over here also in the Corinthians where you was asking here, and he said, "There are tongues of angels and there is tongues of men." Now, tongues of angels is when a man's praying to him--to him and God alone. But when he's speaking a--a language, it's to be interpreted in the church for edification of the church. "He that speaketh in an unknown tongue edifies himself; but he that speaks--he that prophesies edifies the church." So he said, "I'd rather speak five words with understanding than ten thousand in an unknown tongue, except, unless there be interpretation." Then it's--it's spoken then by prophecy which is edifying. See what I mean?

L-549-242 Now, the... Now, there's two different tongues: men and angels. See? And Paul said, "Though I speak with tongue of men and angels," (See?), both men and angels, both of those tongues, the one that cannot...
Now, that's where the Pentecostal people, tongues-evidence people that say--told me, he said, "Now, Brother Branham, you're all mixed up."
Said, I said, "Well, if you get it according to Acts 2:4, then everybody heard you speak in the language that they were born in."
Oh, he said. And "No, no." he said.
I said, "Sure. Yes, sir."
Said, "Now, Brother Branham, you're all mixed up." Said, "You're talking about the..." Said, "There's tongues of angels. That's the Holy Spirit angel that comes down and speaks to you."
Now, it sounds good. See? It sounds like it could be a lot of truth, but it ain't all the truth. When Satan told Eve, "Surely you'll not die..." that was a... He told her a lot of truth, but that wasn't truth. See?
Now, said, "Men and angels, and the angel he was speaking of was..."


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