Hi. Since you're pentecostal and stuff I'm sure you know about Spirit baptism. The way I always saw it, there are 3 baptisms... baptism into the body of Christ (salvation), water baptism, and Spirit baptism. But my dad told me that there is also a fire baptism which John the Baptist also talked about briefly. It's like Spirit baptism. For my dad, he was in Holland when he experienced it. He was in a congregation worshipping in the Spirit when he had an out of body experience. And the presence of God was so strong that it immediately burned up everything in his life that wasn't of God, hence fire baptism because the exposure of God's Spirit was enough to purify his spirit just like one burns impurities out of metals. This happened long after he had already received Spirit baptism. According to my dad, fire baptism is a baptism that comes after Spirit baptism and it purifies our spirits of anything that isn't godly so that God can use us more effectively.
My question is, as John the Baptist said that Christ will baptize us in the Spirit and in fire, what is your opinion on what my dad called his fire baptism?
My question is, as John the Baptist said that Christ will baptize us in the Spirit and in fire, what is your opinion on what my dad called his fire baptism?