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Separate but not as a person
God, emphasizing His divine nature and personhood
Bible refers to the Holy Spirit as a distinct entity. For instance, in John 14:26, Jesus refers to the Holy Spirit as the "Helper" or "Consoler," indicating a personal role in guiding and teaching the faithful. Additionally, in Acts 5:3-4, the Holy Spirit is equated with
The Holy Spirit's role in the economy of salvation further supports His personhood. The Spirit is involved in the conception of Jesus (Luke 1:35), His baptism (Luke 3:21-22), and the empowerment of the Church (Acts 2). These actions demonstrate that the Holy Spirit is not merely a force or an abstract principle but a personal agent actively participating in the divine plan
I'll give you an analogy, the Father is the source, the Son is the stream, the Holy Spirit is the water. There is only one source for the stream and the water, only one Father for the Son and for the Holy Spirit, which like water flows from the source and fills the river-bed and stream
Jesus and the Holy Spirit both come from the source The Father, when you can understand this, you will understand much and especially why Jesus said 17:3
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