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The Ghost of God is Present
I almost wrote, the Ghost of God is Presence.
Because, one of the primary purposes of the Holy Ghost is to stand in for God the Father, and to stand in for God the Son, and yet is the third person of the Holy Trinity, not separated from the Father and Son but still in some ways separate from them, as the The Holy Ghost, Holy Spirit, Person present in power, present in purpose, present in practicality.
The Holy Ghost’s Presence is Promised
When We are Gathered in Prayer
When We Rely on Jesus
When We Share Jesus with Others
The Promised Presence
Empowers People for God’s Purpose
Lives in Those Who Repent and Are Forgiven
Gives Life In Place of Death
The Holy Ghost Is Present:
In the Church — the Body of Believers
In the Christian — the Believer’s Body
Building the Body for God’s Purposes
The Presence Is Our Promise of Life
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