Did believers feel the Holy Spirit baptize them into the body of Christ?
No. The baptism by the Holy Spirit into the body of Christ was an invisible act of God that believers did not feel and had no outside manifestation of. They know it happened only because Scripture says so, as 1 Corinthians 12:12–13 declares all believers are baptized by one Spirit into one body.
Les explains that this is another act of God that you and I never felt, and it had no outside manifestation. The only way we know it happened is because the Book says it did. In 1 Corinthians 12:12–13, by one Spirit all believers—not just the most elite or spiritual—are baptized into one body, that Church Universal, including believers from every corner of the globe, whether Jew or Gentile, bond or free. By the invisible act of the Holy Spirit, He places every believer, the moment they are saved, into this body of Christ, which will one day be His Bride. Les notes this is not about sexuality but about position.
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How can a believer know they have been baptized into the body of Christ by the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit's baptism into the body of Christ is an act of God that believers never feel and have no outside manifestation to observe; they only know it happened because the Bible says it did.