The Baptism with the Holy Spirit is an exceptionally disputable subject inside the Christian people group. In spite of the fact that Christians of all groups trust in a soteriology which incorporates an immersion with the Holy Spirit, philosophically, all disagree concerning the time and way where a devotee is sanctified through water with the Holy Spirit. It is our conviction that the Holy Spirit submersion is guaranteed to each devotee recovered with an otherworldly conviction in Christ. Notwithstanding, only one out of every odd devotee is submersed with the Holy Spirit at the hour of transformation.
As we inspect the New Testament record found in the book of Acts, we will find it is for sure conceivable to be changed over to Christ and recovered by the Spirit, yet not get the experience known as the Baptism with the Holy Spirit until sometime subsequently.
For what reason Must We Study the Book of Acts?
The book of Acts is the main history book in the New Testament. Dissimilar to the epistles, which are letters composed to places of worship or people to educate professors in the confidence; in Acts, Luke records meticulously the verifiable setting and sequence of the principal century church as it unfurls, from the time paving the way to the day of Pentecost 33 AD and the years promptly following.
While the epistles are kept in touch with the people who had as of now gotten the holy water blessed by the Pope of the absolution with the Holy Spirit, the book of Acts alone gives the chronicled record of how a portion of the chapels and people to whom the epistles were composed were saved and along these lines got the experience known as the sanctification with the Holy Spirit.
Without concentrating on the book of Acts, one cannot comprehend or like the qualification between being brought back to life of the Spirit and being immersed with the Spirit. The religious commitment of each verifiable record of early adherents with the Holy Spirit is recorded with so much detail as to furnish a predictable scriptural philosophy concerning New Testament records of the Baptism with the Holy Spirit.
Albeit numerous evangelists avoid the Holy Spirit peculiarity saw in Acts, or endeavor to rationalize the ramifications of the certainties introduced there, to dismiss or basically disregard this credible authentic record is to be careless of appropriately isolating the expression of truth. It is my perspective that the disappointment of numerous books of scriptures educators to honestly and precisely depict the scriptural record in the book of Acts might be the sole motivation behind why a huge fragment of the group of Christ is deficient in the force of God and in understanding the activities of His Spirit.