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The Holy Spirit makes an individual a member of Christ
See also 1 Co 2:12; 1 Co 6:11; 1 Co 6:17; 1 Th 4:8
The Holy Spirit assures believers that they have been born anew
Ro 2:29 The true sign of belonging to God is not any outward mark on the body, but the regenerating power of the Spirit within.
See also Jn 3:5–6; Ro 7:6; 2 Co 3:6; Ga 4:29; Tt 3:5–7
The Holy Spirit assures believers that they are God’s children
See also Ga 4:6
The Holy Spirit assures believers that God loves them
The Holy Spirit assures believers that Jesus Christ lives in them and they in him
See also 1 Co 12:13; 1 Jn 3:24
The Holy Spirit assures believers that God’s power is within them
See also 1 Co 2:4–5
The fruit of the Spirit is evidence of the believer’s standing in Christ
Mt 7:15–20 Spiritual gifts alone are not a sufficient basis for assurance.
See also Ac 13:52; Ro 8:6; Ro 14:17; 2 Co 6:6; Ga 5:16–25; 1 Th 1:6
The Holy Spirit assures believers of the significance of Jesus Christ
See also 2 Co 3:14–17; Eph 3:5
The Holy Spirit is the first instalment of the believer’s inheritance in the kingdom of God
See also Eph 1:13–14; Eph 4:30
The Holy Spirit assures believers of their final victory in Christ
See also Ro 8:11; Ro 8:15–17; Ro 8:23; Eph 1:14
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