If one asked a question here by speaking in tongues, would anybody be able to answer?

Question

"Kalabom bagaadi eckoosatri ergonasoo. Meykanocca sed terima noturi. Excllomatriq atrothi."
That is the transliteration of what the Holy Ghost just spoke through me. Does anybody who is spirit baptised have the translation and answer?

Answer 1

I don't know about tongues,

but "Kalabom" means "crab." in Cilaadi

"Bagaadi" as far as I can see is a reference to www.bagadi.com
(an on line electronics store)

"eckoosatri" is more difficult, however if we break it up "eckoo" is OBVIOUSLY a reference to http://www.eckoo.com/ (another electronics store) and "satri" is "satori" meaning

n : (Zen Buddhism) a state of sudden spiritual enlightenment

"ergonasoo" is actually back words...it should be "oosanogre" or O' San ogre meaning this is addressed to an "ogre" - A perversely bad, cruel, or wicked person, in "San" Fransisco

So it is very clear the first sentence means...."a ogre, or "crab-like" person in San Fransisco has (or will have) a sudden spiritual enlightenment. at an on-line electronic store."


Hope that helps,

Josh


P.S. I actually believe in "tongues" (although I'm not sure what they are) so no offense to anyone....

Answer 2

Speaking in Tongues is a gift given to pass the holy word with out the messenger having to learn the language of the places he is traveling in. It is not speaking gibberish when surrounded by people whose language you share as a native tongue. Anything else is just Hollywood mubo jumbo and the product of an uneducated mind.

Answer 3

It is possible. Although I don't personally have the interpretation I will be praying for someone to answer this question sincerely.

The more articulate you become in your "prayer language" the more you will be able to interpret. Also ask God to give you interpretation, as well.

Keep in mind, one doesn't always have to know what one is saying in "the Spirit". However, as you pray, be assured that you are probably praying for someone or something to avert disaster, or keep them out of harm's way, or prevent tragedy somewhere. That is why it is often called "intercession", because we "intercede" on behalf of the other person, nation or situation's behalf. The example is given in the Bible of Christ being the ultimate intercessor for all of us. But we can follow His example, and by praying in "The Spirit" can pray for others that we don't even know on the other side of the globe, by allowing ourselves to be a channel of the Holy Spirit. (Not to be confused with the "channeling" that occultists practice.)

Answer 4

Friendly correction: This is phonetic transcription. Transliteration is the act of rewriting text from the home alphabet of a language to a foreign alphabet ... such as כעאל to Kael.

edit: Glossolalia such as this isn't always something that can be translated. In fact, it almost never is.

Answer 5

While some tongues are spoken in heavenly languages
other tongues are a literal language.Some people have the gift of interpretation or are given the gift of interpretation for specific instances.Ask the spirit what it means maybe He will show you. Blessings VIJ

Answer 6

No, I don't, but click on this link and see and hear Pentecostal ministers Rev. Kenneth Hagin and Rev. Ken Copeland, in action, speaking in tongues. Maybe they will be able to interpret your holy message. Shish boom bah!

Answer 7

Tongues is a Miss-translation. Tongues simply means that someone was speaking in a language they did not understand. Tongues DOES NOT mean gibberish.

Answer 8

Be careful
for the devil also speaks in tongues
to confuse the mind
And if you do not have someone there
to help you
your words can be deadly

Answer 9

The example that the bible gives us of one speaking in toques, every one that heard it could understand it.

Answer 10

Not me but I'm sure somebody would. I have seen this happen before in church. (not MY church. we were there to make my in-laws happy)