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...also been used in a spiritual context, as an allegory for the wind of the Holy Spirit. It was frequently heard in the 1970s, both in Protestant church services

...iginal Biblical text was inspired (or more literally, "breathed") by the [[Holy Spirit]]. This is based on a passage in 2 Timothy 3:16 saying "All Scripture is Go

...e second person of the [[Trinity]], unified in essence with the Father and Holy Spirit yet also a distinct person. ...distinct and yet of the same being as [[God the Father]] and the [[God the Holy Spirit]].<ref name="Trinity">{{niv|John|1:1|John 1:1}}; {{niv|John|8:58|8:58}}; {{

...There could also be doubt over whether the utterances were inspired by the Holy Spirit or by other spirits (and Paul offers guidance on distinguishing them).

...ressed that the churches can come together only through the renewal of the Holy Spirit and accordingly called for ecumenical and interreligious testimony and dial

...ept that God (the Creator and Father), the Son, (Jesus the Christ) and the Holy Spirit are one Essence (or substance-homoousios) and Three Persons (hypostasis) <r ...ated concept that Jesus was both human and divine and the concept that the Holy Spirit (also referred to in tradition as the 'Holy Ghost') comes from the Father,

...and relying not on our own strength, but on the help of the grace of the [[Holy Spirit]] (''Catechism'', 1817). This virtue helps Opus Dei's members to keep their

...iritual convictions through these gifts and through signs from God and the Holy Spirit. This Protestant movement spread across the “line” to the Roman Catholi

...ore it requires not only faith, but also conversion. God works through the Holy Spirit, perfecting faith and helping to fulfil the law. The Gospel leads to regene ...ehension of the Bible were considered a purely mechanical operation of the Holy Spirit; the theory of blessedness was still further transformed; metaphysical spec

* Esberey, Joy E. ''Knight of the Holy Spirit: A Study of William Lyon Mackenzie King.'' (1980). 245 pp. a psychobiograp

...ll be the efficient operation of that God, which Christianity views as the Holy Spirit. We will come back to these ideas in more detail later." Morowitz, (pp. 23-

...both the living and the dead; Whose kingdom shall have no end. And in the Holy Spirit, the Lord and Giver of Life; Who procedeeth from the Father; Who with the F The Filioque, simply put, is a [[dogma]] in which the Holy Spirit (''pneuma Theou'')<ref name=Statement-USCCB>[http://www.usccb.org/seia/fili

...ror (if correctly interpreted). Tradition is the teaching of Jesus and the Holy Spirit to the apostles, handed down through successive generations. ...of the Church, and is regarded as infallible, through the operation of the Holy Spirit. More formal Church declarations of teaching can occur in two ways:

...e Anima'' (1540) he noted three concurrent causes of conversion: the Word, Holy Spirit, and man's will. This process has often been criticized as "synergism".

...is brought into being at a specific point; and there is no mention of the Holy Spirit.

*charismatic (Catholic and Protestant): Holy Spirit, scripture ...stians believe in one God, who is in three persons, the Father, Son, and [[Holy Spirit]]. This God is understood to be identical to the Jewish understanding of Go

...y, holding that only the father should be worshipped, not [[Jesus]] or the holy spirit.</ref>

Many [[Charismatic]] churches consider apostleship to be a gift of the [[Holy Spirit]] still given today (based on [[1 Corinthians]] 12:28). The gift is associa

...' relationship with "the Father", and promise the coming of the Paraclete (Holy Spirit).

...t, a statue of Saint Joseph, and two carved figures: a dove represents the Holy Spirit, and at the top sits [[God]] the Father with beautiful golden rays surround