Bible Study series: Acts 21:1-14. They stopped along the way in various cities. They met Christians, like the prophet Agabus and his team and Philip and his four unmarried, prophetic daughters.
Paul and His Team Go to Jerusalem
Reply
Tag Archives: Spirit
Paul Resolves to Go to Jerusalem
Bible Study series: Acts 19:21-22. This is after at least two years of ministering in Ephesus and Asia Minor. His resolve to go there was different from the others. But first he has to complete his missionary journey.
7 Spirit and Invisibility
God is Spirit and he is invisible.
2 Is Humankind Two or Three Parts?
Are we body and soul? Or are we body, soul, and spirit? The answer is not as clear-cut as we may believe. Can we solve the issue by the Scriptures?
2 The Holy Spirit in the Old Testament
The Spirit was doing active ministry on Old Testament people, particularly on those whose hearts were committed to God. But the Spirit’s work was incomplete, compared to his work in New Covenant people. At the end, this post has the totals for the number of times the Spirit appears in the Old Testament, according to the genres of the Torah, the history books, wisdom literature and the prophets.
3 The Holy Spirit and Jesus the Anointed One
Jesus is the Anointed One, the Christ (Greek) and the Messiah (Hebrew). The Holy Spirit anointed him for service and ministry. But the Spirit also guided people during his conception, birth, and infancy narratives.
4 The Holy Spirit and the Believer
Let’s discover together how the Spirit works in your life and in the church as a whole, biblically speaking. At the very end, this post has the totals for the number of times the Spirit appears in the New Testament, in the four Gospels, Acts, epistles, and the Revelation.
Addendum: Tables for Theology 101: The Basics
This post is for your convenience.
3. Bible Basics about the Spirit in the Life of Christians, Part 1
The Spirit is mentioned most often in Acts and the Epistles. Let’s discover together how the Spirit works in your life and in the church as a whole, biblically speaking.
Dr. Jim's Essential Bible Teaching 