The Holy Spirit quickens mortal men; He makes them spiritually alive.

Statements which refer to the Lord of Jehovah in the Old Testament that
are applied to the Holy Spirit in the New Testament.

The way in which the Name of the Holy Spirit is coupled with that of God.

The name of the Holy Spirit is coupled with that of God in a way that it would be impossible for a
reverent and thoughtful mind to couple the name of any finite being with that of the Deity.

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The Bible draws a clear distinction between the Holy Spirit and the Father and the Son.

The doctrine of the Trinity is not expressly taught in the Bible. It is implied by various
passages about the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

A clear distinction is drawn between Jesus Christ, who was on the earth, the Father who
spoke to Him from heaven, and the Holy Spirit who descended in a bodily form as a Dove, upon Him.

A clear distinction is drawn between "the name of the Father" and "of the Son" and "of the Holy Spirit."

A clear distinction is drawn between the Son who prays and the Father to whom He prays, and
the "Another Counselor" who is given in answer to the prayer.

A clear distinction is drawn between Jesus Christ, who goes away and the Holy Spirit, who comes to take His place.

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In His present work, the Holy Spirit is subordinated to the Father and to the Son.

The Holy Spirit is called "the Spirit of God" and "the Spirit of Christ" and "the Spirit of Jesus."

The Holy Spirit speaks not from Himself, but speaks the things which He hears.

The Creation of the material universe and man is accomplished through the agency of the Holy Spirit.

The development of the present order of things from the early chaotic,
undeveloped state, is accomplished through the agency of the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit convicts the world of sin and of righteousness and of judgment.

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The Holy Spirit sets the believer in Christ free from the law of sin and death.

The Holy Spirit strengthens the believer with power in the inner man.

The Holy Spirit leads us into a holy life - a life as sons of God, a godlike life.

The Holy Spirit bears witness together with the spirit of the believer that the believer is a child of God.

The Holy Spirit brings forth fruit in the believer in Christ-like graces of character.

The Holy Spirit teaches all things.

The Holy Spirit reveals to us the deep things of God which are hidden from and foolishness to the natural man.

The Holy Spirit imparts power to discern, know and appreciate what he has taught.

The Holy Spirit enables the believer to communicate to others in power the truth he himself has been taught.

The Holy Spirit helps, inspires the believer to and guides him to praise and thanksgiving.

The Holy Spirit guides in the details of daily life and service, as to where to go an where not to go; what to do and what not to do.

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Baptism with the Holy Spirit is a definite experience. A person can and should know whether he has received it or not.

Baptism with the Holy Spirit is an experience connected with and primarily for the purpose of service.

The work of the Holy Spirit in Apostles and Prophets differs from His work in other
believers.  He imparts to Apostles and Prophets a special gift for a special purpose.

Truth hidden from men for ages, and which they had not discovered, and could not
discover by the unaided processes of human reasoning, has been revealed to Apostles
and to Prophets in the Spirit.

The Revelation made to the Prophets was independent of their own thinking; it was
made to them by the Spirit of Christ which was in them -- and was a subject of inquiry
to their own mind as to its meaning. It was not their thought, but His.

No prophetic utterance was of the Prophets' own will, but they spoke from God, and
the Prophet was carried along in it by the Holy Spirit.

It was the Holy Spirit who spoke in prophetic utterance; it was His word that was
upon the Prophets' tongue.

The Holy Spirit in the Apostle taught not only the thought (or "concept") but the
words in which the thought was to be expressed.

The utterances of the Apostles and the Prophets were the Word of God. When we
read these words we are not listening to the voice of man, but to the voice of God.

Jesus Christ led a holy, spotless life, and offered Himself to God, through the working of the Holy Spirit.

Jesus Christ was taught by the Spirit who rested upon Him. The Spirit of God was
the source of His wisdom in the days of His flesh.

Jesus Christ gave instructions through the Holy Spirit to the apostles Jesus had chosen.