Rhonda and Doris,

I will do so but I am working on how all these things began in my life 
during 1982.  I've read what Grant posted and I used to teach the exact same 
interpretation the author stated Grant quoted but it was, and is, incorrect. 
The passage he quoted , which he admits it is musical, isn't the filling of 
the Holy Spirit but 1 of 4 things a Christian can do to enjoy the presence 
of the Holy Spirit.  Furthermore, the man he quoted, in his interpretation 
of the passage, erroneously equated the Spirit Filled experience to 
evangelism; those are two totally different things.  He says he can't find 
any place in the Bible where tongues and the Spirit filled life fit 
together.  I name bunches of them in my rebuttal on my website just in one 
booklet alone.  The reason most misinterpret Ephesians 5, and other passages 
on the infilling of the Holy Spirit, is because they don't want to have to 
be responsible for seeking a gift of the Spirit if called upon by God and 
they dead sure don't want to be left out so let's just deny it exists in the 
New Testament in the first place so we don't have to explain it or study it. 
From my own Baptist background, it is also miss interpreted out of fear it 
just might be in the Bible and then what in the world are we going to do if 
we can't control it?  More later on answering your question.  I can clearly 
and easily explain the difference between the indwelling and the infilling 
of the Holy Spirit.  I'm on part 4 of my personal testimony of being filled 
with the Holy Spirit through silent prayer and will start posting some of it 
tomorrow.

Phil.




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From: "Rhonda Partain" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2013 9:15 PM
Subject: Re: Pray Without Ceasing - Tongues?


> So explain please what an infilling is? If the holy Spirit indwells us 
> upon
> salvation  what is the difference?
> Rhonda
>