Victoria
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I thought I had to be full body immersed in water in order to receive the Holy Ghost when, in fact, I already HAD Him the moment I believed!I was Absolutely baptized in the Holy Spirit.. An experience everyone should have
I thought I had to be full body immersed in water in order to receive the Holy Ghost when, in fact, I already HAD Him the moment I believed!I was Absolutely baptized in the Holy Spirit.. An experience everyone should have
This is just Romans...Indeed the Holy Spirit. I'm not sure what you call a spirit thing.
Thank God for sending the Holy Spirit among us. It is nice to see you confirm the Triune God again.This is just Romans...
And I did not write the book.
serve with my spirit in the gospel of his Son
serve in newness of spirit
in Christ Jesus who walk not after the flesh but after the Spirit
they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit
in the Spirit if so be that the Spirit of God dwell in you
the Spirit is life because of righteousness
if the Spirit of him that raised up Jesus from the dead dwell in you
shall also quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwelleth in you
if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body
For as many as are led by the Spirit of God they are the sons of God
ye have received the Spirit of adoption
The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit that we are the children
ourselves also which have the firstfruits of the Spirit
the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities
the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us
he that searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit
fervent in spirit serving the Lord
There's no capitalized s in spirit.I was Absolutely baptized in the Holy Spirit.. An experience everyone should have
You need to correct your reply and capitalize the s in Spirit.
Those verses do not teach a trinity. How you see a trinity is beyond me.Thank God for sending the Holy Spirit among us. It is nice to see you confirm the Triune God again.
You missed what you just quoted. That is clumsy of you.There's no capitalized s in spirit.
I understand how much of scripture is beyond you. You quoted verses speaking of God's Spirit who had been sent by Jesus.Those verses do not teach a trinity. How you see a trinity is beyond me.
I have no idea what you're talking about. Christians are baptized in the spirit. They are not baptized in The Holy Spirit who is God.You missed what you just quoted. That is clumsy of you.
I will agree that our spirit is dead until God comes in his Holy Spirit within us. There then is some ambiguity with the likelihood that Paul intended it that way -- or could not avoid it.
sorry you missed the Holy Spirit. Maybe you still will have a chance to have the true baptism.I have no idea what you're talking about. Christians are baptized in the spirit. They are not baptized in The Holy Spirit who is God.
Take it up with Jesus.There's no capitalized s in spirit.
If you truly mean that I feel very sorry for you because when you are baptized in the Holy Spirit you know it. ThereI have no idea what you're talking about. Christians are baptized in the spirit. They are not baptized in The Holy Spirit who is God.
Amen!If you truly mean that I feel very sorry for you because when you are baptized in the Holy Spirit you know it. There
is nothing that compares to that.
Take it up with Jesus.There's no capitalized s in spirit.
Sometimes where the spirit is mentioned it is not always a reference to God. For example, we know the Father is Spirit in John 4:23,24, and we know the Father is holy, so we know the Father is a Holy Spirit. Are there two Holy Spirits or one? See, the Holy Spirit isn't a separate person. This is also why the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are rarely, if ever, mentioned together in the same context, why the Spirit is often excluded when speaking of the Father, and vice versa, because it would be redundant to mention the Father and Holy Spirit together because that's the same person.Take it up with Jesus.
"What is born of the flesh is flesh, and what is born of the Spirit is spirit. "
"The wind blows wherever it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but do not know where it comes from and where it is going. So it is with everyone who is born of the Spirit.”
It is Jesus who elaborates on the role of the Holy Spirit in this process of spiritual rebirth.
My spirit had a spiritual rebirth in the Holy Spirit.
The only way study and critical thinking would lead to your errant conclusions is if you got so fatigued by studying that you missed what the text says. Nothing says the Father is the Holy Spirit. That just reflects total muddling of scripture. It would also be uselessly redundant.Sometimes where the spirit is mentioned it is not always a reference to God. For example, we know the Father is Spirit in John 4:23,24, and we know the Father is holy, so we know the Father is a Holy Spirit. Are there two Holy Spirits or one? See, the Holy Spirit isn't a separate person. This is also why the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are rarely, if ever, mentioned together in the same context, why the Spirit is often excluded when speaking of the Father, and vice versa, because it would be redundant. On the other hand, yes sometimes the spirit is an anointing, empowerment, a thing. They didn't do a good job always calling attention to that, but that seems to be the case. Enough study and critical thinking of this subject will lead you to this conclusion.
John 4:23,24 says the Father is the Spirit. So you think every time the translators said spirit with a lowercase s they were in error? I didn't translate the Bible by the way. No I don't ever get tired of preaching the truth or responding to people. I have been doing this for years.The only way study and critical thinking would lead to your errant conclusions is if you got so fatigued by studying that you missed what the text says. Nothing says the Father is the Holy Spirit. That just reflects total muddling of scripture. It would also be uselessly redundant.
It is not surprising that you again misinterpret what is in the verses. Verse 24 does not say "is the Spirit"; the verse says God is spirit.John 4:23,24 says the Father is the Spirit. So you think every time the translators said spirit with a lowercase s they were in error? I didn't translate the Bible by the way. No I don't ever get tired of preaching the truth or responding to people. I have been doing this for years.
I see you don't understand what John 4:23,24 says. The true worshippers worship the Father, therefore worshipping God is the same thing as worshipping the Father because the Father is God. It's appropriate, then, to say God is Spirit. Since God is Spirit then so is the Father. Do you also deny the Father is holy Spirit?It is not surprising that you again misinterpret what is in the verses. Verse 24 does not say "is the Spirit"; the verse says God is spirit.
I guess you do not tire of twisting scripture.
it is fine to say God is spirit. However, the Holy Spirit is distinct from the Father when abiding in Christians. I do not think that is something familiar to you.I see you don't understand what John 4:23,24 says. The true worshippers worship the Father, therefore worshipping God is the same thing as worshipping the Father because the Father is God. It's appropriate, then, to say God is Spirit. Since God is Spirit then so is the Father. Do you also deny the Father is holy Spirit?
John 4
23But a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for the Father is seeking such as these to worship Him. 24God is Spirit, and His worshipers must worship Him in spirit and in truth.”