Represents Christ dwelling in the believer and the believer dwelling in Christ.

• A. Baptism
• B. Communion
• C. Footwashing
• D. Confirmation

Answer: (B)

The act that best expresses Christ dwelling in the believer and the believer dwelling in Christ is the Lord’s Supper. In this meal the bread speaks of Christ’s body given for us and the cup of His blood shed for many, and when believers partake, they do so by faith, entering into a living shared life with Him. This isn’t just remembrance; it’s participation in Christ’s life through the Spirit, so the believer is nourished by Christ and Christ lives in the believer, while the believer remains united to Christ. Baptism signals identification with His death and resurrection, but its focus is more on entrance into new life rather than ongoing communion. Footwashing highlights humility and service to others, not the intimate mutual indwelling. Confirmation emphasizes strengthening of faith, not the continuing dwelling between believer and Christ.