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What does pneumatology refer to?
What does pneumatology refer to?
the doctrine of the Holy Spirit
What makes the Holy Spirit divine? (Select all that apply)
What makes the Holy Spirit divine? (Select all that apply)
- His physical manifestation
- He possesses divine attributes and qualities (correct)
- His synonymous reference among the Godhead (correct)
- His union with the Father and Son (correct)
What are the attributes of the Holy Spirit?
What are the attributes of the Holy Spirit?
His omniscience, His power, His eternity
What are the three fundamental elements of a human?
What are the three fundamental elements of a human?
What are some of the examples of intelligence of the Holy Spirit?
What are some of the examples of intelligence of the Holy Spirit?
How does the Holy Spirit make decisions?
How does the Holy Spirit make decisions?
What are some of the emotions that the Holy Spirit has?
What are some of the emotions that the Holy Spirit has?
What are some of the roles of the Holy Spirit in Christ's life?
What are some of the roles of the Holy Spirit in Christ's life?
What are some examples of the Holy Spirit's ministry to the believer?
What are some examples of the Holy Spirit's ministry to the believer?
What does Ephesians 5:18 command?
What does Ephesians 5:18 command?
What are the two Greek words that describe spiritual gifts?
What are the two Greek words that describe spiritual gifts?
What is the definition of spiritual gifts?
What is the definition of spiritual gifts?
What are some of the distinctives of the gifts of the Holy Spirit?
What are some of the distinctives of the gifts of the Holy Spirit?
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Study Notes
Pneumatology Overview
- Refers to the doctrine of the Holy Spirit in Christian theology.
Divine Nature of the Holy Spirit
- United with the Father and Son, affirming His divinity.
- Recognized as synonymous within the Godhead.
- Possesses divine attributes and qualities.
Attributes of the Holy Spirit
- Omniscience: Has all knowledge.
- Power: Empowering role in the lives of believers.
- Eternity: Exists outside the bounds of time, eternal in nature.
Fundamental Elements of Humanity
- Composed of intelligence, will, and emotions.
Intelligence of the Holy Spirit
- Possesses complete knowledge as God.
- Dispenses knowledge by revealing truths to believers.
- Instructs believers in applying knowledge appropriately.
- Reminds believers of scripture during times of need.
Will and Decision-Making of the Holy Spirit
- Demonstrated through the temptation of Christ to prepare Him for His mission.
- Anointed Christ to empower the proclamation of the Gospel.
- Gave spiritual gifts to encourage and build the church.
Emotions of the Holy Spirit
- Can be insulted, indicating a relational aspect.
- Can be grieved, showing His personal response to actions.
Roles of the Holy Spirit in Christ's Life
- Involved in key events like Christ's birth, baptism, testing, empowerment, and resurrection.
- Participated in Christ's atonement and exaltation.
Ministry of the Holy Spirit to Believers
- Teaches (John 14:26).
- Testifies of Christ (John 15:26).
- Guides in truth (John 16:13).
- Convicts of sin (John 16:8).
- Regenerates believers (John 5:21).
- Intercedes for them (Romans 8:26).
Command for Believers
- Ephesians 5:18 highlights the imperative to be "filled" with the Holy Spirit.
Greek Terms for Spiritual Gifts
- "Pneumatikos": refers to spiritual things.
- "Charisma": denotes grace gifts.
Definition and Distinctives of Spiritual Gifts
- Supernatural abilities given to believers for the benefit of the Body of Christ.
- Distinct from natural talents.
- Each believer receives at least one spiritual gift.
- Distribution of gifts is determined by the Holy Spirit.
- Gifts require maturation and development through use.
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