| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The Arabic version reads it, let him speak to two, or at most three, and separately; as if it respected the number of persons he was to speak to at a time, and that in a separate and private manner: but the apostle's sense is, that two such persons as had the gift of speaking in an unknown tongue, or three at most, should be only employed at one opportunity, lest too much time should be taken up
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