2. Xenoglossia

                        Glossolalia covers a range of speaking phenomena, including ecstatic utterance and “angelic tongues.” Cases occasionally come up in which someone speaks an actual language—xenoglossia. The following possibilities may be kept in mind when evaluating these cases.

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Applying Tests to Contemporary Claims of Speaking in Languages (“Tongues Speaking”)

            D. Applying tests to contemporary claims of speaking in languages (“tongues speaking”)

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Evaluating Speaking in Languages (Tongues)

            D. Application of tests to contemporary claims of tongue speaking

 

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Supernatural Products of the Holy Spirit: Tongues

 II. Supernatural Products of the Relationship Between the Spirit and a Person

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The Necessity of 'Tongue Speaking': A Critique

                        Christian groups have different expectancies about “tongue speaking.” Some think the gift is as available now as in the apostolic age. Others take the more extreme position that it is a sign with all genuine conversions. The following remarks address that latter position. These notes also adopt the New Testament phraseology “speaking in languages” instead of “tongue speaking” because the latter is an undefined expression that allows people to invest it with a special meaning.

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Xenoglossia

                        2.   Xenoglossia

 

                              Glossolalia covers a range of speaking phenomena, including ecstatic utterance and “angelic tongues.” Cases occasionally come up in which someone speaks an actual language—xenoglossia. The following possibilities may help evaluate those cases.

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Xenoglossia in Corinth

I. METHOD OF RESEARCH

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