After the modern Pentecostal movement we see a reactionary interpretation of this passage come into play. That which is perfect becomes the Bible, and since the Bible has come, tongues are no longer for today. Now there are a number of problems with this interpretation. First of all, any interpretation that originates from a reaction to an event must be questioned. Now to say that God gave a gift to part of the church and then withdrew it must be backed up with clear Scripture.
Reactionary interpretations tend to twist Scripture to fit the situation.
When the Pentecostal movement began , many mainline denominations reacted against such emotional displays. They were accustomed to traditional forms and the Pentecostal movement challenged these forms. Whenever someone's traditions are challenged the first response is to counter the challenge. Preachers now searched the Scriptures for proof texts to disprove the movements legitimacy. This is when they discovered 1 Corinthians 13.