05. The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament: a Comprehensive ViewBerkeley Electronic Press Selected WorksJiri MoskalaAmerding, Carl, `The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament,' Bibliotheca Sacra 92 (1935): 277-291, 433- 441.Wood, Leon. The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament. Eugene, OR: Wipf ...
Here again the Spirit comes in fullness as contrasted with the partial bestowment in Old Testament times.(2) From the Point of View of the Ascended Christ.In Luke 24:49 Jesus commands the disciples to tarry in the city "until ye be clothed with power from on high," and in John 15:...
The primary word for spirit in the Old Testament is ruach, of which the primary meaning is “wind.” The primary word for spirit in the New Testament is pneuma, with a similar meaning. Like the wind, the Holy Spirit is ubiquitous, invisible and powerful (Luke 4:14; Acts 1:8). And,...
With this admonition in mind, my intention is to glean some insight from the Hebrew Scriptures to understand a little more of the Person of the Holy Spirit. In so doing, I will avoid imposing New Testament structures upon the Hebrew Scriptures, but let them speak for themselves. 被引量: ...
(i) THEAUTHORITYPOSSESSEDBYTHEHOLYSPIRITThe Holy Spirit was spoken of in Old Testament times as revealing God byHis action within the world.1The Spirit is spoken of as “Holy Spirit” inPsalm 51,2in Isaiah,3and in Jewish literature after the Old Testament(according to the “Jerusalem canon...
In the New Testament. In the Apocrypha. Biblical View of the Spirit. The most noticeable difference between sentient beings and dead things, between the living and the dead, is in the breath. Whatever lives breathes; whatever is dead does not breathe. Aquila, by strangling some camels and th...
Repeating a word three times for emphasis was common in the Old Testament (Jeremiah 22:29, Ezekiel 21:27). As in Isaiah 6:3, John’s glimpse of eternity describes a “sea of glass” with angelic beings surrounding God’s throne. Day and night the seraphim and cherubim give the Lord ...
Spirit. Nearly all shades of meaning from the lowest to the highest appear in the Old Testament, and it is not difficult to conceive how the original narrower meaning was gradually expanded into the larger and wider. The following are some of the shades of Old Testament usage. From the ...
In biblical times, dogs were not the domesticated pets we know today but were often seen as scavengers and unclean animals. The term "dogs" was sometimes used metaphorically to describe those who were outside the covenant community or who rejected the teachings of God. The "holy" likely ...
Some passages in the Old Testament that are attributed to Jehovah, are applied to the Spirit in the New Testament (cf. Isaiah 6:8; Acts 28:25 and Exodus 16:7; Hebrews 3:7-9).Deity Is Worthy of WorshipA divine person is worthy of worship. Jehovah is “worthy to be praised” (...