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Qualities of the Holy Spirit
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Romans 8:27 – The Spirit has a mind

Acts 16:7 – The Spirit had kept the disciples from preaching the word in Asia, the Spirit has a will

Acts 21:11-14 – The Spirit told Agabus to bind himself and give himself up to the Gentiles

1 Corinthians 2:10-11 – God reveals to us things through the Spirit, its omniscient

1 Timothy 4:1 – The Spirit speaks that some will abandon their faith and follow deceiving spirits

1 Corinthians 2:10 – The Spirit searches all things

Romans 15:30 – The Spirit is love

Hebrews 10:29 – Those who trampled the Son of God underfoot and have insulted and despised the Spirit of grace will be judged and punished.

Acts 7:51 – The Jews were resisting the Spirit like their ancestors did before them

Acts 5:3 – Peter asks Ananias how Satan has filled his heart so that he has lied to the Spirit

John 15:26 – It seemed good to the Spirit that they not burden them with anything but the requests given.

John 14:26 – The Spirit will teach us all things and will remind us of what Jesus has told us.

John 16:13 – When the Spirit comes, he will guide us into all truth, he will not speak on his own but speak only what he hears and tell us what is yet to come. He will glorify Jesus and receive from Jesus what will be made known to us.

Hebrews 9:14 – Jesus offered himself unblemished through the eternal Spirit to God.

Psalm 139:7 – Where can one go from the Spirit? The Spirit is everywhere and you cannot flee from it.

1 Corinthians 2:10 - The Spirit knows all the thoughts of God

Micah 3:8 – The Spirit of the Lord has power which filled him, omnipotent

Revelations 22:17 – The Spirit says Come! Take the free gift of the water of
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