"One Lord, one faith, one baptism" (Eph 4:5). St. Paul has rightly written in this verse about One Baptism. But the present day Christian believers call the baptism of infants or by immersion as a part of dictated baptism. In this way believers are misguided in the wrong path. But the Holy Bible's dictated one baptism is true. All men are liars but God alone is true. His words are unchangeable. (Heb 13:8, Malachi3:6, Math 24:35). No one has the authority to add or to take away His words. (Rev 22:18,19, Prov 30:6, Exo 4:2). None shall want her mate (No word in the Holy Bible can be left unconnected. (Isa 34: 16).

St. Paul had taught the Ephesians about this One Baptism and also baptized them. (Eph 1:1). The Holy Bible clearly tells us about it. No body can teach other baptism, faith and gods than this. He teaches us only this One Baptism and warns "If we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel (except One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism) unto you then that which we have preached unto you, let him be accursed. (Gal 1:8). Paul did not receive this gospel from any man but directly from the Lord Jesus Christ Himself (Gal 1:12). Jesus Christ will judge according to the Epistle of Saint Paul. (Rom 2:16) Now let us turn to the baptism taken by the believers, at Ephesus. Having entered into Ephesus, Paul asked a question to the disciples there, "Unto what then were you baptized? They replied, the baptism of John, the Baptist. Paul did not accept their contention and clearly told them, John did not give baptism for remission of sins. When they heard this they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus (Acts 19:1-5).

The word "Pentecost" (fiftieth) means fifty days following the Passover. The first great outpouring of Holy Spirit was in the upper room, on the day of Pentecost. On this day 120 men and women including Apostles and Mary, the mother of Jesus were filled with the Holy Spirit. some page