Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

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Technical terminology for the study of the Holy Spirit

pneumatology

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Pneuma

Greek word- wind, breath, or spirit

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Difficulty in studying the Holy Spirit

No systematic treatment of the Holy Spirit in one passage
-lack of concrete imagery
role complexity
-controversy

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The closest thing we get to a discourse on the Holy Spirit

John 14-16

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The role of the Holy Spirit

-carries out the will of the Father and the Son
-at the same time, the Spirit is fully God

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Key reason for the multiplicity of denominations

Differences in ideas of the function of the Holy Spirit

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Biblical support of the deity of the Holy Spirit (Gospel/general)

-Jesus’ baptism
-Great Commission
-equated with God

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Times when the Holy Spirit was equated with God

-lying to God/lying to the Holy Spirit (Acts 5:3-4)
-temple of God/Holy Spirit (1 Cor 3:16-20)

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Paraclete

variously translated as helper, counselor, advocate

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The first paraclete

Jesus (1 Jn 2:1)

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T/F: The Holy Spirit is another Paraclete of the same kind as Jesus.

True (Jn 14:6)

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The Holy Spirit possesses the ____________ of God and performs the __________ of God.

-attributes, works

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Examples of the Holy Spirit’s possession of the attributes of God

-omniscience (1 Cor 2:10-11, Jn 16:13)
-power (Lk 1:35, Rom 15:19)

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Examples of the Holy Spirit performing the work of God

-creation (Gen 1:2)
-regeneration (Jn 3:5-8, Titus 3:5)
-inspiration of the Scriptures (2 Pet 1:21)

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The Holy Spirit is a person, not a _________

impersonal force

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Evidence of the Holy Spirit as a person

-use of the masculine pronoun (pneuma-neuter term)
-Jesus and the Holy Spirit glorify another part of the Trinity (Jn 16:14, 17:4)

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Specific work of the Holy Spirit

-conviction of sin (unbelievers and believers)
-regeneration
-indwelling
-sanctification
-sealing
-uniting
-gifting
-prayer
-guidance
-empowering

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Indication of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit

The permanence of His presence within us

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Sanctification is not an

instantaneous change

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The Holy Spirit’s work of sealing the believer

He is the pledge/down payment of our inheritance

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The Holy Spirit unites…

all believers through the corporate indwelling of the Spirit in the church, we work better together

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Purpose of the Holy Spirit’s gifting

Edification, encouragement, and the good work of ministry

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The gifts of the Holy Spirit are primarily meant for use within the context of the

local church

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The Holy Spirit’s work of prayer

helps us pray effectively even when we don’t know what to pray

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The Holy Spirit’s work of guidance

he has a guiding and teaching influence on our lives

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The Holy Spirit’s work of empowering

He gives us the strength to do things that, on our own, we would be incapable of doing

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Key Passages of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Romans 12
1 Corinthians 12
Ephesians 4:11 (offices/roles in the church)

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Gifts known as “sign” gifts

healing, miracles, prophecy, distinguish between spirits, tongues/interpretation of tongues

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3 positions on sign gifts

  1. Cessationist-all miraculous sign gifts ceased after the apostles

  2. Continualist-all miraculous sign gifts continue to this day

  3. Cautious Continualist-all can still happen, usually rare and in specific contexts

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In the cautious continualist position, when do sign gifts usually occur?

In places with little to no access to the Gospel, it opens the door to continual ministry in those contexts