The Holy Spirit does not MAKE us holy, but will assist us to become holy by answering prayers, confirming that something is true or not. If we are worthy we will feels of its promptings, sometimes by a burning within our breast. He will not be with us all of the time as we have been given the intelligence to work things out for ourselves providing we use wisdom also.
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∙ 12y agoThe Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit makes us holy, or sanctify.
God gives us the holy spirit. correct
To bring us Gods holy presence and to help and heal us. The holy spirit lays in the heart of his children.
led to by the holy spirit. Father, Son, Holy spirit . Father - God , Son - Jesus Christ , Holy spirit - what jesus left when he died on the cross and went to be with his father-God, in heaven he left his spirit which we call holy spirit to guide us, and we be led by the holy spirit.
God's own spirit and his work manifests in our world in a form best understood as the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is a member of the holy trinity.
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the holy spirit is to lead us on the right path towards jesus. :)
The holy spirit is a fictional being. It cannot do anything as it does not actually exist.
The Holy Spirit guides us by bringing understanding, wisdom, discernment, and comfort. It helps us make decisions, discern truth, and grow in our relationship with God. By listening to the promptings of the Holy Spirit and following its guidance, we can live a life aligned with God's will.
because its when you recieve the sacrament of the girfts of the holy spirit.
The Holy Spirit doesn't really have a title per say. He is known as the spiritual guider that God gives His followers so they can better understand Him and the Holy Spirit guides us in God's ways. Holy Spirit Titles: Paraclete, Comforter, Spirit of Truth.
Yes.The Most-Holy Spirit is a person (Gk. "hypostasis") of the Triune Godhead. All the glory of the Father is His also, for He is God.For this reason, Orthodox Christians worship Him alongside the Father and the Word, as their Lord, Creator, and Sanctifier. A mystical relationship with God involves a personal encounter with the Holy Spirit as much as it does with the Father and the Word.