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No, the 11 were baptized in the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost. It was their second filling. The 120 did not receive the Holy Spirit before the Day of Pentecost, so why did they speak in tongues? The answer is in Scripture, so study.

Obeying your conscience, and being a slave to righteousness. 1 John 3, and Romans 6

See, now you are side-lining the question and answering with "accepted." Who was BAPTIZED with the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost? And I didn't say anything before about the 120 being saved before, only the 11 apostles.

Jesus was certainly without sin, but He demonstrated the life of a BORN AGAIN Christian. Romans 8:29 shows that Jesus was the firstborn of many brethren. That is being like Him. Only those who are actually born again obey their conscience where the laws of God are written, and are saved.

Taken your question should be about willful, knowingly sinning. Does any Christian go against their conscience? That is not of faith, and a sin.

Nothing changed. So explain how the 120 spoke in tongues. The answer is in all scripture, it doesn't mean any scripture is changeable. There are only opinions that were based on the culture of the time that don't apply in other cultures and future cultures. They had to do with how the world...

See. This is proof you have not read post number one. Are you here to learn more, or just teach in ignorance?

The Spirit drawing us does not mean we are saved. Show me where you answered my question, and I will apologize. The question had to do with the words in Acts 1 - baptized in the Holy Spirit, not that He is WITH us. The Spirit is omnipresent, so is everywhere, so you are hiding ignorance with...

There are many who say they are Christians, but they still sin. The Spirit is still on the outside drawing them to Jesus, but they won't repent.

To be fair, you haven't answered my question, only answered with a question to me #332. If you don't answer this now, I will put you on ignore. Question: When the 120 on the Day of Pentecost spoke in tongues, had they received the Holy Spirit, or were they baptized in the Holy Spirit?

Yes, Jesus had blown His Spirit into them. That was only the 11 apostles.

We all need the Holy Spirit inside of us to be saved.

They couldn't die, God gave them to Jesus and their purpose hadn't been met yet.

Not the 120. Only the apostles. John 20.

Acts 1:4 And being assembled together with them, He commanded them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the Promise of the Father, “which,” He said, “you have heard from Me; 5 for John truly baptized with water, but you shall be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now.”...

Do you believe in the baptism of the Holy Spirit in JW? That is how we are born again. Acts of the Apostles 1:8. If you've dedicated your life to the Father, you can't snub His Son, because without the Son, you don't have the Father either.

What you will never understand for some reason is Romans 8:8-9, and how we who are born again of the Spirit are not in the flesh any longer. That is because your teachers are in the flesh too, and that's who you have chosen. Romans 8:8-9 also shows that you are either in the flesh or Spirit. You...

EXACTLY!!!! THAT'S HILARIOUS!!!!

No, that is a paraphrase of a scripture in Romans 6 that changed my life. If you have problem with sin, you need to be baptized in the Holy Spirit to receive the power you desperately need. Not everyone who says they are a Christian, actually are, because they are still a slave to sin. John...

Why do you sin when you don't have to?