Tongues and Interpretations in 1 Cor. 14

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> Two or three does not mean two or three people .
> It means that after you have given the same message three times and no
> interpitation then sit down and shut up.

But that doesn't match what this passage says:

> >If any man speak in an unknown tongue, let it be by two, or at the 
> >most by three, and that by course
                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

"by course" means "one at a time" or "in sequence, in an orderly
fashion."  It's difficult for me to imagine one person saying the same
thing two or three times all at once.

RRiicchhaarrdd "bbuutt II''ll ttrryy" MMaassoonneerr

:-) :-)