Sighs Too Deep for Words: Toward a Theology of Glossolalia

Frank D. Macchia

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47- SIGHS TOO DEEP FOR WORDS: TOWARD A THEOLOGY OF GLOSSOLALIA Frank D. Macchia Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God Lakeland, FL 33801-6099, USA Abraham Heschel told of how a Rabbi Alter about a hundred years ago pondered over the question of what a certain shoemaker should do about his morning prayer. The shoemaker's customers were poor and only owned one pair of shoes each. He needed to work through the night in order to have their tattered shoes available before work the following day. Should the shoemaker be allowed to miss his morning prayer every now and then

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