Thus using Jesus' name is the proper way to fulfill all the purposes for baptism. The Bible records five historical accounts of baptism in the New Testament church that describe a name or formula. The baptism of the Holy Spirit. The phrase describes how the believer is immersed in and filled with God's Spirit. Three of the accounts explicitly describe speaking in tongues as the initial evidence of receiving the Spirit.
Tongues are implicit in the other two accounts.
The baptism of the Holy Spirit is the normal, basic New Testament experience with God, the birth of the Spirit. Someone can receive the Spirit by repenting, having faith in God, and asking God for His gift. There should be no rejection of those who have not received the New Testament experience, but they should be encouraged to receive everything God has for them. There are many sincere, and even repentant, people like Apollos and the disciples of John at Ephesus who need to be led to further truth so that they can have an apostolic new birth.