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How does God confirm a person's faith?

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Why brother, it’s by faith you’re saved. Is that right? But listen. In accepting of your faith, God confirms your faith by the baptism of the Holy Ghost. If you say you believe, and you don’t get the baptism of the Holy Ghost, then you do not, it—it—your faith isn’t accepted in the sight of God. You’ve got a mental faith and in the stead of a heart faith. That’s right. When you truly believe God, God’s under obligation to pour the Holy Ghost on you. And then if He does pour the Holy Ghost on you…You say, “Well, I’ve got the Holy Ghost too.” Well, if you do, you’re bound to believe in the supernatural signs and wonders, because you’re added to it. That’s the faith.

Earnestly Contending for the Faith That Was Once Delivered to the Saints, 1953-06-14, Connersville, IN, §73

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Title:
Earnestly Contending for the Faith That Was Once Delivered to the Saints
Date:
June 14, 1953
Location:
Connersville, IN
Paragraph:
§73

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