What is the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit is the force of God in action. The Holy Spirit is not a persona or an entity that resides in an individual or a group. To put it simply, it is the energy that God exerts when He wants His will to be done.
In some Bible verses such as Psalm 8:3 and Luke 11:20, the Holy Spirit is also referred to as God's hands, God's fingers, the spirit of God, or the breathe of God. So by these phrases, we can deduce that the Holy Spirit is not a separate entity but more of a force that is exerted or enacted to make a thing possible.
This also means that the Holy Spirit is not an entity that is part of a trinity or a three-fold god. This also means that the Holy Spirit does not reside in a person or a group of people.
What does God use His Holy Spirit for?
God sends his Holy Spirit to His people who ask for it and those who need it the most. His Holy Spirit will allow His followers and believers to overcome extremely difficult situations, it will allow them to show love and courage, and it will allow them to fulfill His will and follow his rules in their everyday lives.
When He created everything, He used his power or Holy Spirit to make the universe and all creation.
What are the gifts or fruits of the Holy Spirit?
- love
- joy
- peace
- patience
- kindness
- goodness
- faith
- mildness
- self-control
These are the positive traits that are displayed in a person who has asked God for His Holy Spirit.
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