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Why does Luke use Tongues as A Sign of the Spirit’s Empowerment?

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Graham H. Twelftree, People of the Spirit. Exploring Luke’s View of the Church (Grand Rapids: Baker Academic, 2009). xvii + 269 pp.

By Warrington Keith  

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Adelbert Denaux and Rita Corstjens in collaboration with Hellen Mardega, The Vocabulary of Luke: An Alphabetical Presentation and a Survey of Characteristic and Noteworthy Words and Word Groups in Luke’s Gospel lxvi + 655pp. (Leuven: Peeters, 2009) ISBN 9042923485 (= Biblical Tools and Studies 10) € 84.

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Transposition and Tongues: Pentecostalizing an Important Insight of C.S. Lewis

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