Acts 19 — group that had not heard of the Holy Spirit is baptized and speaks in tongues
Third Acts passage cited by tongues-required proponents
Paul encounters a group that had not heard of the Holy Spirit, baptizes them, and they speak in tongues. Mike argues this proves the work of the Spirit, not salvation per se, because the audience had an unusual theological gap.
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