Holy Spirit In John's Gospel
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The document discusses the role of the Holy Spirit in the Gospel of John. It notes that the Spirit is referenced in different ways, including as the Spirit of Truth. The Spirit was active in Jesus' ministry and the disciples' lives. Jesus promises to send the Spirit as another Paraclete or helper after his glorification. The Spirit will guide the disciples, convict the world, and bring truth.
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1) A mysterious work like the wind that cannot be seen directly but has tangible effects on people.
2) A creative work as the Spirit was present at Creation and continues renewing the earth.
3) An illustrative work in the sanctuary, giving Bezalel skills to construct it in a way that taught about God's plan of salvation.
The Spirit glorifies Jesus by drawing attention to Him and His redemptive work, rather than himself. He supported Jesus throughout His life and ministry on earth. The Spirit continues working for Jesus today by dwelling within believers.
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11.06.03 3rd article holy spirit person and work pt 1
The Holy Spirit brings people to faith in Jesus Christ and enables them to lead godly lives. The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity and true God, as shown by divine names, attributes, works, honor, and glory given to the Spirit. The Spirit's special work is sanctification, making people holy by bringing them to faith so they receive redemption's blessings and live holy lives. People need the Holy Spirit because by nature they are spiritually blind, dead, and enemies of God, unable to believe in or come to Christ without the Spirit.
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The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity who brings people to faith in Jesus Christ through the gospel. The document discusses the personhood and deity of the Holy Spirit based on biblical evidence. It also examines the Holy Spirit's work of inspiration, sanctification, and enabling of spiritual gifts. Luther viewed the Holy Spirit as creating and sustaining faith through the means of grace rather than mystical experiences.
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11.06.03 3rd article holy spirit person and work pt 1
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