Sermon Tone Analysis
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I) Holy Spirit has individual characteristics
Mind – – understands our hearts to reveal them to the judge
Knowledge – – understands the mind of God
Will – – decided how to distribute the miraculous gifts
Love – – caring for the disciples as the highest priority
II) The work of the Holy Spirit shows individuality
Speaks – ; ; ; – reveals information
Teaches – – the apostles after Jesus left
Testifies – ; – guides, speaks, hears, and discloses
Forbids – – kept Paul from preaching in Asia
Intercedes – – just as Christ does – vs.34
III) Holy Spirit can be the object of our sin
Grieved – – through unwholesome language
Insulted – – by willful sin after receiving the knowledge of the truth (through the Holy Spirit)
Resisted – – by ignoring the message
Lied to – – as did Ananias and Sapphira
Blasphemed – – which we will discuss in a later lesson
IV) Why it matters
It is revealed truth
The Holy Spirit is God –
Some deny the unique existence of the Holy Spirit, such as Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jesus consistently uses “He”, not “It” when describing the Holy Spirit – – and describes the importance of His work after Jesus is no longer bodily present
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