BIBLICAL BASIS

Doctrine of the Indwelling of the Holy Spirit Introduction: The Doctrine of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit assures that every believer has a comforter in them who guides and leads them always. And the indwelling of the Holy Spirit helps the believers to allow God’s will to take over our lives, by killing our selfish desires and interests. God made the provisions for reconciling with Him through the acceptance and belief in the Lord and saviour Jesus Christ and by sending the Holy Spirit to be in us.   1.0. Etymology And Synonyms: The Hebrew term Ruach Qodesh ( רוח קדשׁו ) is used for the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament (Isaiah 63:10). The Hebrew term hagion pneuma (αγιον πνεύμα) is used for the Holy Spirit in the New Testament (John 14: 24). The word ‘indwelling/ dwelling/ residence’ of God is denoted by the Greek term ‘katoiketerion’ (κατοικητήριόν). Some of the words/ phrases that are used in relation to the indwelling of the Spirit of God are ·     ...

Doctrine of the Person of the Holy Spirit Introduction: The Doctrine of the Person of the Holy Spirit is one of the most crucial ones as the Understanding of it is very essential to know the Work of God in a believer. Also, it helps us to have much Reasonable Faith in our Almighty and Most High God. The wrong understanding of the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit will not only lead us to much confusion but also lead to the wrong understanding of God. If we observe the Lives of people in the Bible, They will be very unique and specific amid their limitations, Strengths, and God’s presence. The Holy Spirit’s work is also very unique and specific since the beginning of mankind. 1.0. Etymology And Synonyms: The term breathe ( רוח - ruach) (Exo 35:21) is preliminarily used to denote Spirit in the Old Testament and the term holy ( קדשׁו - qodesh) (Gen 2:3) is commonly used in different circumstances. Two words combine to form the Holy Spirit ( רוח קדשׁו - Ruach Qodesh) (Isaiah 63:10). In the New ...