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For many, the phenomenon of speaking in strange tongues is a sign of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. This research briefly addresses the nature and purpose of the gift in the New Testament. It discusses the references in chronological order detailed in the Gospel of Mark, the three episodes of Acts and Paul’s statement to the Corinthians. Finally, the relationship between the gift of tongues and the mission of the church is presented.
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