So you are arguing the "Mode" in which people are brought into the family of God? Spirit Baptism or Spirit Regeneration?
And that is so you can argue that the "One Baptism" is with physical water
Not quite! I am arguing that one must distinguish between salvation and service (works). In order to make that distinction one must properly define the presuppositions to salvation which is to properly define the spiritual problem before one can define the spiritual solution.
The spiritual problem all evangelicals are in agreement - spiritual SEPARATION from God or spiritual DEATH. That occurred the instant Adam committed to sin in his heart in the very day he ate the forbidden fruit.
The ONLY possible solution to spiritual SEPARATION from God is spiritual UNION with God as one is the state of DEATH while the other is the state of LIFE (love, holiness, Light - Eph. 4:18-19)
Paul is clear and explicit that quikening (which means make alive) is the CREATIVE act of God whereby one is brought "in Christ" - Eph. 2:1,5,10. Likewise, ALL "in Adam" were CREATED in Adam.
The Bible is clear that ALL "in Adam" are "in the flesh" (state of death) and to be "in the flesh" is inseparable from being "BORN of the flesh." Not by any kind of baptism or any kind of church membership as this is a FAMILY union which comes by BIRTH.
Likewise, the Bible is clear that ALL "in Christ" are "in the Spirit" (state of life) and to be "in the Spirit" is inseparable from being "BORN of the Spirit." Not by any kind of baptism or any kind of church membership as this is a FAMILY union which comes by BIRTH.
Therefore, to bring any kind of baptism or church membership into salvation is to MIX the church with salvation - thus church salvation. This is what Rome did by their Universal Visible church doctrine which all admit, but this is also precisely what Reformed Roman Catholics (Protestants) did by their Universal Invisible church doctrine which again all admit as they openly acknowledge to be outside this church is to be lost and to be inside is to be saved as they agree there can be no salvation for anyone at anytime OUTSIDE of Christ.
Now the issue of "one baptism" is the issue of the Great Commission that baptism in water is promised to the end of the age. To get around this, the universal church advocate argues that water baptism is merely a picture of spiritual baptism that actually places on "in Christ" with regard to salvation. So it as this juncture that the Baptism in the Spirit is brought into the picture to justify more than one baptism in this age and place water baptism in a secondary relatively non-essential role for either salvation OR service. However, the fact that the baptism in the Spirit and the foundation of the church are clearly contextually restricted to the NT period proves this mixture of church and salvation is a false doctrine,a false gospel, a false salvation theory.
Thus the "FAMILY" of God is coexistent with NEW BIRTH from Genesis to Revelation (Ezek. 44:6-7; Jn. 3:3-6) but the church and baptism in the Spirit are not.
Thus the "KINGDOM" of God in the sense of the INWARD rule of God in the hearts of men is coexistent with the NEW BIRTH from Genesis to Revelation but the church and baptism in the Spirit are not.
The Landmark view of ecclesiology is the logical and Biblical consequence of distinguishing between SALVATION and SERVICE.It is absolutely necessary way to distinguish salvation from service and expose the hybrid church salvation doctrine or baptismal salvation doctrine as they are presented as inseparable from salvation but have no Old Testament existence. However, the very same gospel of Christ with repentance and faith in accompaniment with the new birth is the constant way of salvation since Genesis (Acts 10:43; Heb. 4:2; Acts 26:22-23).