O Espírito Santos - H.P.Barker

Features O Espírito Santos - H.P.Barker

In the Bible, the Holy Spirit is the third "prosopon" of the Holy Trinity - together with God the Father and God the Son - and is the omnipotent God.He is seen to be one of the persons of the Triune God, who revealed his Holy Name YHWH to his people in Israel, sent his Eternally Begotten Son Jesus to save them from sin and death, and sent the Holy Spirit to sanctify and give life to the your Church.
The Triune God manifests as three "persons" (Koine Greek: hypostasis) of a single divine substance (Ancient Greek: ousia), called God.Jesus is presented in the Gospels as the long-prophesied Messiah, who baptizes not with water, but with the "Holy Spirit" and with fire (Luke 3:16).
Before the Passion, during the Last Supper, He promises to send another Paraclete to the world from the Father, the Holy Spirit, the "Spirit of Truth" (John 15:26), who, according to the Acts of the Apostles, appeared in the form of "tongues of fire" on the disciples, the apostles, during the event known as Pentecost, which marks the beginning of the Church of Jesus on Earth (Acts 2:1).The understanding of the mystery of the Holy Trinity varies in different Christian denominations.
Some call themselves Trinitarian because they share the majority view above, while non-Trinitarians have a different understanding of the role of the Holy Spirit.
Even among Trinitarians, there are differences: whereas the Orthodox Church holds that the Spirit proceeds from the Father alone ("through the Son"), the Catholic Church maintains that the Holy Spirit proceeds from both the Father and the Son, a doctrine that became known as Filioque and has been the subject of great controversy.In this book the author treats:The Day of PentecostThe Baptism in the Holy Spiritthe gifts of the SpiritThe Holy Spirit is a PersonThe Holy Spirit and the Church