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The Personhood and Divinity of the Holy Spirit


phkrause

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Interesting article!!

The Holy Spirit is central to God’s mission. Accordingly, we need a biblical understanding of the identity and nature of the Holy Spirit. This Bible study addresses the following key questions: Is the Holy Spirit a person or a mere force or power of God? Is the Holy Spirit distinct from the Father and Son (Christ)? Is the Holy Spirit truly divine?

https://www.adventistworld.org/the-personhood-and-divinity-of-the-holy-spirit/

 

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Obstinacy is a barrier to all improvement. - ChL 60
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The Holy Spirit is fully God. It's not a matter of if it's a Person or a force of God, The Holy Spirit is God in the same identical way that the Father and the Son is God. 

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I agree:  The Holy Spirit is God in exactly the same way as the Father and Son.

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Here's another interesting article about the Holy Spirit:

How to Explain What the Holy Spirit Is

Recently, a conversation took place at dinner about the children of Israel and how they ended up in Egypt as slaves. As I shared the story of Joseph and his brothers and how they initially found themselves in Egypt, one of my sons had his phone out and Googled something I said to find out if I was right.

https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/spiritual-life/how-to-explain-what-the-holy-spirit-is.html?

phkrause

Obstinacy is a barrier to all improvement. - ChL 60
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One single Spirit with somehow an indwelling of 3 separate Persons within the one single Spirit. 

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For those who want to dig deep into the SDA thinking on the Trinity,  the Andrews University Seminary maintains a collection of more than 1,000 SDA publications on the Trinity.  Those are available to the publlic at large by clicking on the follwing URL. 

https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/do/search/?q=Trinity&start=0&context=6860132&facet=

 

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