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They had not even heard about the Holy Spirit.
- They had not even heard about the Holy Spirit.
- It was been said that the Holy Spirit is most overlooked member of the trinity.
- But who is the Holy Spirit?
Always tell the truth.
Never falter in faith.
Pray more.
Do more.
Believe more.
Give more.
- Who is the Holy Spirit?
- PARACLETE (παράκλητος, paraklētos).
Or Paraklete.
A term in John’s writings that usually refers to the Holy Spirit.
John 14:16–17
John 14:26
John 15:26
John 16:7–8
John 16:13–14
- With the Holy Spirit, you are not alone.
The Holy Spirit...
-speaks to the churches (Rev.
2:7)
-intercedes for us (Rom.
8:26)
-appoints church leadership (Acts 20:28)
-searches all things (1 Cor.
2:10)
-knows the mind of God (1 Cor.
2:11)
-teaches us the gospel (1 Cor.
2:13)
-distributes spiritual gifts (1 Cor.
12:11)
-gives life to those who believe (2 Cor.
3:6)
-cries out from within our hearts (Gal.
4:6)
-leads us in the ways of God (Gal.
5:18)
-helps us in our weaknesses (Rom.
8:26)
-strengthens believers (Eph.
3:16).
- God provides staying power!
- God provides miraculous power!
Acts 19:11–12
Acts 19:15
Acts 19:16
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