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Tag: John 16.13-14

Theology 15 — Challenging the Holy Spirit

Posted on May 16, 2019May 16, 2019 by Sean Finnegan

Last time we worked through a ton of scripture, trying to get a multidimensional view of how the bible describes the holy spirit.  This time we’ll consider a few scriptures that have confused some into thinking the spirit is really an individual or person distinct from the Father and the Son.  This study is pretty Read more about Theology 15 — Challenging the Holy Spirit[…]

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