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Spirit Baptism—the Historic Baptist View, part 17; the Alleged Reference in 1 Corinthians 12:13, part 8
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Hi, came across your post here on Spirit Baptism and thought you might like to watch this 10 minute video that compares 10 views of Baptism of the Holy Spirit and their impact on the theology of Sanctification. Check it out, and please let me know what you think http://www.morethancake.org/archives/982
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I have 2 more videos on this same topic coming in the next few weeks.
Dear Mr. Miller,
I very infrequently interact with videos on the internet. Please let me know if one of the ten views is the historic Baptist view, as explained in this series of posts, or if that view is ignored. My entire essay is at http://sites.google.com/site/thross7. Biblically, Spirit baptism has very little to do with sanctification. Spirit baptism does not take place today and in the first century it didn't make you into a holy person either.
Feel free to interact with the view presented here in writing, however.
hi, I see I posted here on part 17. I will have to start back in part 1.