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3309: St Mark the Evangelist, Hood River, Oregon, USA
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June 12, 2018
Portola reports that the gospel was read simultaneously in two other languages.
Wasn't it hard to understand if they were all actually talking over each other (a true Babel!)? How did they handle it?
What were the other two languages?
Mr Carl Chan
Portola replies:
One of the languages was Malay (read by a woman from Indonesia with whom we conversed afterwards); the other language was probably European, but I could not identify it.
There was no confusion of tongues because the English reading was loud and clear; the accompanying readings were read quietly, almost whispered.
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