Christology 9 (Transfiguration and Ascension)
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This document discusses two significant events in the life of Christ - the Transfiguration and the Ascension. The Transfiguration is recorded in the synoptic gospels, where Jesus' appearance changed dramatically in the presence of Peter, James and John. Theologically, it revealed Jesus' deity and glory, confirmed Peter's confession of Him, and encouraged the disciples for His coming passion. The Ascension marked the climactic end of Jesus' earthly ministry. It ended His humiliation and the period of His earthly ministry, opened the way for the Holy Spirit to come, and was the first time resurrected humanity entered heaven as Christians' intercessor.
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Holy Spirit
The document discusses the Holy Spirit from several perspectives in brief sections. It addresses who or what the Holy Spirit is, exploring the personality and deity of the Holy Spirit. It examines the work of the Holy Spirit through different ages, in the world, and in the church. It also discusses the baptism, unction, sealing and earnest of the Holy Spirit that believers now experience.
Evangelism
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