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Spirit of God — Bible Term Explained | fresh.bible

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Spirit of God

The Holy Spirit — God's empowering presence that enables extraordinary feats and prophetic speech

The Spirit of God in the OT comes upon individuals to empower them for specific tasks — Samson for strength, Saul for prophecy, David for kingship. It represents God's direct intervention in human affairs. The NT reveals this as the Holy Spirit, the third person of the Trinity.

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