Holy Spirit and Scripture
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· 7 viewsThe Holy Spirit inspired the original writing of all the Scriptures, and illumines their meaning to believers.
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The Holy Spirit inspired the writing of Scripture
The Holy Spirit inspired the writing of Scripture
The Spirit inspired the writers of the OT
The Spirit inspired the writers of the OT
These are the last words of David:
“The inspired utterance of David son of Jesse,
the utterance of the man exalted by the Most High,
the man anointed by the God of Jacob,
the hero of Israel’s songs:
“The Spirit of the Lord spoke through me;
his word was on my tongue.
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The NT recognises OT writings as inspired by the Holy Spirit
The NT recognises OT writings as inspired by the Holy Spirit
“God-breathed” means “breathed out by God” rather than “inspired”;
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The Spirit inspired the writers of the NT
The Spirit inspired the writers of the NT
This revelation by the Spirit probably includes the apostles’ understanding of the gospel and their preaching as well as the writings of the NT.
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The Holy Spirit illumines the meaning of Scripture
The Holy Spirit illumines the meaning of Scripture
“what God has freely given” refers to “God’s secret wisdom” (verse 7), the “deep things of God” (verse 10) and the “thoughts of God” (verse 11).
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The relationship between the word and the Holy Spirit
The relationship between the word and the Holy Spirit
The association of God’s Spirit and breath with his word(s)
The association of God’s Spirit and breath with his word(s)
; ; ; ; “word” here probably means “the gospel” rather than Scripture as a whole.
The Spirit is essential for obeying God’s law
The Spirit is essential for obeying God’s law
Reliance on the letter of the law alone is useless.
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The Spirit enables believers to fulfil the law
The Spirit enables believers to fulfil the law
in order that the righteous requirement of the law might be fully met in us, who do not live according to the flesh but according to the Spirit.
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