 It's the idea that when the perfect comes, it was speaking of the canonization of Scripture. So put that aside. It's just a little bit of a sidetrack. But we do have it clearly taught, clearly welcomed, and clearly not a foreign language that others understand. It happened like that in Acts 2, but there's no evidence that was the case elsewhere in the book of Acts, and it's certainly not the case as Paul talks about it in 1 Corinthians 14. To me, that's just a straightforward reading of the text itself.