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Speaking in tongues, also called "glossolalia" , describes the utterance of what appearsto be, depending on the listener and the context, either as an unknown foreign language (xenoglossia), as meaningless syllables, or as an unknown mystical language. Speaking in tongues is described in the [[New Testament]], initially in the [[book of Acts]] where "tongues of fire" descended on the heads of the [[apostles]] accompanied by the occurrence proclamation of speaking the gospel in foreign languages unknown by them to proclaim the gospelspeakers. Today, some Christians speak in tongues, particularly in charismatic congregations and [[Pentecostal]] churches.

==ContentsSpeaking in tongues in the New Testament==

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==Main article== Speaking in tongues, also called "glossolalia" describes the utterance of what appears, depending on the listener and the context, either as an unknown foreign language (xenoglossia), as meaningless syllables, or as an unknown mystical language. Speaking in tongues is described in the [[New Testament]], initially in the [[book of Acts]] where "tongues of fire" descended on the heads of the [[apostles]] accompanied by the occurrence of speaking in foreign languages unknown by them to proclaim the gospel. Today, some Christians speak in tongues, particularly in charismatic congregations and [[Pentecostal]] churches. ===Speaking in tongues in the New Testament=== ===Speaking in tongues through Church History=== ===Speaking in tongues today=== ===Different viewpoints on speaking in tongues=Quotes==

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