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Ephesians 4 — One Baptism and the Spirit’s Seal
This Bible study keeps every distinct claim and common response for Ephesians 4 — One Baptism and the Spirit’s Seal together. Start with the exact wording you just heard, then open that claim for the full Bible answer.
Ephesians 4:30 grounds sealing in the Spirit, not an unmentioned water riteEphesians 4:30Other epistles confirm the Spirit’s indwelling and sealing workEphesians 4:30The Spirit’s seal is described as lasting unto the day of redemptionEphesians 4:30“Ephesians 4:5 says one baptism, therefore that one baptism must be water baptism necessary for salvation.”Ephesians 4:5“The sealing language in Ephesians was only a special local experience.”Ephesians 4:30“There Are Different Measures of the Holy Spirit, So One Spirit Event Can Be Only a Sign”Ephesians 4:7
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Assurance Must Rest on Christ, Not a Reconstructed ExperienceYOU MAY HEAREphesians 4:5 says one baptism, therefore that one baptism must be water baptism necessary for salvation.YOU MAY HEARNotice What Paul Does Not SayYOU MAY HEAROne Baptism Does Not Mean One Saving RitualYOU MAY HEARThe sealing language in Ephesians was only a special local experience.YOU MAY HEARThere Are Different Measures of the Holy Spirit, So One Spirit Event Can Be Only a SignYOU MAY HEAR