A Sign for Unbelievers: Paul's Attitude to Glossolalia

Abstract

In this paper there are three related concerns: first, to attempt an interpretation of I Cor. xiv. 20–5 against the background of Peter's activity in Corinth; secondly, recognizing the polemical nature of this passage and of the whole of I Cor. xii–xiv, to discuss the application of these chapters to modern Pentecostal phenomena; and, thirdly, to examine the conclusions of J. C. Hurd,1 which in both respects tell against mine.

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