C-3PO Crashes a Pentecostal Revival

It's great that C-3PO knows over six million languages. It's less great when he buzzkills your Pentecostal revival by saying all the languages you're speaking are fake.

And yes, sorry, 1 Corinthians 13, not 14. My apologies. Or, as they say in Pentecostalism, twa bravintisha.

[Hadaron]

At least this church asked for someone who had the gift to interpret tongues. Most places don’t do that. When I read where Paul said we need a translator when speaking in tongues, only three at a time, etc, I was floored and did a lot of thinking about things.

[samdoo]

Didn't realize how much C3PO knew about the Bible.

[mrjohnnyjohnster]

I was waiting for C3PO to throw his hands up into the air and shout "Oh, praise the maker!"

But he didn't.

Missed opportunity bro.

[RunTheEarthWatchTheSky]

"Our interpreter called in sick with an unexpected case of Lutheranism..." 😂😅😂😅😂😅

[elijahhoyer]

Wow, so generous to assume that Pentecostals wait for an interpreter before they speak in tongues.

[MrCarson]

As a formal pentacostal (still Christian) you did well covering the problems with that particular faith in most cases (especially the southern Pentacostal Holiness churches)

[Furinkazan]

This video makes me want to go to a Pentacostal church and start speaking in Japanese, and see if anyone catches it.

[redcatofdeath]

Since Disney has now ruined all the old Star Wars canon, I can think of no reason not to view this as a perfectly canonical part of the Star Wars universe.

[Beastinvader]

"You said "Satan is my homeboy", backwards. That means you have a demon."

Why is this so funny?

[charliecrowe]

I have the gift of interpretation. When ever I hear some one speak in tongues it sounds like the Lord is calling them to give me $10, 000. I generally get a pretty negative reaction when I explain that to them.

[SgtKOnyx]

One of the things I've never understood is why "speaking in tongues" means "gibberish". I've always felt that it meant "speaking other languages", and I feel the biblical evidences back that up.

[felixlee]

Y"eah, pretty sure you got a demon there Darryl" 😂😂😂

[jrcus]

"Our translator called in sick with an unexpected case of Lutheranism." Pfft! X-D

"You've ruined everything!....Thank you for Star Wars though, we love you!" ROFL!!!

[gunsgalore]

No matter your denomination, C-3PO engaging in serious theological discussions is funny.

[dariusvilla]

LOL, 😁 so true! I've been there. I'm an Orthodox Christian. For my artistic expression summer class, I went to a United Pentecostal (Oneness Pentecostal) church to study and describe a religious experience different from my own.I would never forget that the pastor would speak words like "Nolebelelelelebe!" and "Kileobemeshekebebebe!" I could imagine that even 3CPO would say those words are pure jibber-jabberish. I have autism BTW. So I used to make up strange weird words about places and people in my imaginary world when I was a kid, like "Enleecoleek!" and "Leedeedeep". So when the UPC congregation spoke in tongues, to me, they didn't sound much different from my autistic language.
At one point during that service, the pastor got everybody, including me, to hold hands and make some strange gibberish words. I was holding hands with one parishner and another, a women in a long skirt making weird gibberish noises as the pastor screamed "Louder!!!! Louder!!! Praise the Lord!!! In the name of Jesus!!! In the name of Jesus!!!! (They constantly say 'In the name of Jesus', because they believe that God is NOT 3 different persons) I kinda seriously thought I was going to lift off the floor and fly with the congregation, like Peter Pan! 😄
While it is true that miracles and spiritual gifts have NOT died away and are still given to certain believers today, it is not given in ways that the Pentecostals believe. For example, priests have the gifts of the Holy Spirit to administer sacraments like Baptism, particularly in an Orthodox Church. Compared to the Orthodox, I think Pentecostals and Charismatic Protestants interpret the gifts and use it like little kids, which is what the Church in Corinthians did.

[shelbycurry]

“That sounded like Hebrew, that was Hebrew right?”
C3PO: “No… that was a poor interpretation of Stitch.”

[davidhawley]

I’ve never heard anyone speaking in tongues that sounded like an actual language.

[When_did_they_add_handles]

You got me with that "you have a demon" bit. Pentecostals do channel spirits but it ain't the Holy Spirit. I remember one story I heard of a little boy from Africa was adopted by a white couple and they went to a Pentecostal church once but the African boy burst into tears and begged them never to take him there again. When asked why, the African child said one of the white Pentecostal men was cursing God in his native language

Also the "you ruined everything but thank you for Star Wars, we love you" was gold

[anthonysmith]

that demon part frightened me a bit lol

[tenaciousb]

I just saw one of these guys' episodes around 9:00 p.m...

I've been binge watching every video on this channel for hours. I can't stop!