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by Daniel A. Tappeiner
Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies, January 1, 1999
The Pentecostal/Charismatic movement generally interprets itself as a great, new and final movement of God in the end times. Some classical Pentecostals speak of their movement as the “latter rain,” the final outpouring of the Holy Spirit prior to the apocalyptic return of Jesus Christ. [...]

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DANIEL A. TAPPEINER
Asian Seminary of Christian Ministries
1. Caldwell’s Call to Ethnohermeneutics
Recently Professor Larry Caldwell blew the trumpet in the hallowed halls of academic Zion, in the Philippines, on behalf of what he calls the new discipline of ethnohermeneutics. He did this in his paper to the AGST Annual Theological Conference. This paper was subsequently published [...]

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DANIEL A. TAPPEINER
Melodyland School of Theology
Anaheim, California 92806
From: JASA 29 (June 1977): 58-64.
“By the word of the Lord the heavens were made, and all their host by the breath of his mouth.” Ps. 33:6
“For from him and through him end to him are all things, to him be glory for ever. Amen.” Rom. [...]

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Daniel A. Tappeiner
John Wesley College
Owosso, Michigan
From: JASA 26 (September 1974): 131.
The so-called tongues issue is very much alive within evangelical circles, as can be seen by a quick perusal of articles recently published in many popular and scholarly publications. Often in these articles there is a recurring point which, as yet, seems to have [...]

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DANIEL A. TAPPEINER
John Wesley College
Owosso, Michigan
From: JASA 26 (March 1974): 29-32

A Psycho-Theological Model

Introduction
Paul states the fundamental proposition concerning the function of tongues for the individual in these words: “He who speaks in a tongue edifies himself…” (I Cor. 14:4). In this article we will he concerned with a psycho-theological model for interpreting the function [...]

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