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Which statement is a common sign associated with being filled with the Spirit in the Acts narrative?
Correct Answer:
Speaking in tongues
Explanation:
Being filled with the Spirit in the Acts narrative is most clearly evidenced by speaking in other tongues. In the day of Pentecost, the Spirit fills the believers and they immediately begin to speak in languages they hadn’t learned, announcing God’s wonders to a diverse audience. This outward sign recurs in other scenes as confirmation that God has poured out His Spirit on people who then express that empowerment through speaking in tongues. While Acts also shows other manifestations like prophesying or healing, they are not the consistently highlighted mark of Spirit filling the moment it occurs, and baptism operates as a separate initiation into the faith community. So, speaking in tongues is the best-supported sign associated with being filled in the Acts narrative.

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