Now that my "conversation" with "God's Truth" has ended, I leave you all with these words, hopefully, getting this thread back on track.
In the spirit of this thread, my conclusion is this: there is no biblical reason for believing that 21st century Christian do not have access to the same spiritual gifts mentioned in I Corinthians 12:1 thru the 14 th chapter.
I Corin 13 and the phrase “when that is perfect is come, that which is in part shall be done away (v 10).,” suggest an end to the spiritual gifts when that which is “mature” has come. If we combine this terminology (“perfect or mature”) with Ehp 4 and the reasons for various levels of leadership within the church, we get the sense that we , The Church, will need pastors, teachers and evangelists until the 2nd coming.
To argue for the ending of the gifts with the writing of the letter of Revelations, is to wind up with a 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, century church without either a bible or any of the spiritual gifts !!!! How lame is that ?!! There is no reason to believe that the African Christians (the Ethiopian Eunuch and those converted because of him or others) ever read the book of Acts, or the Revelations, or the Gospel of John., etc., etc.
At any rate, there is no exegetical reason to believe that the “perfect” of I Corinthians 13:10 has anything to do with the writing of the Bible.
Update and final word: the so-called "God's Truth" just wrote: "We do not have to learn Greek to know God's Truth. We do not have to learn any other language.," forgetting that she is the one who first quoted technical language as to "present indicative" and "aorist" and got it all wrong. Of course one does not have to know gk to know God's truth, but the inspired language of the NT is greek, so understanding the language has to help . . . . but, again, she is the one went to the greek to make her point. Anyway, I am done with this person. God bless.