Digital Logos Edition
This short treatise by evangelical minister Louis T. Talbot is a concise biblical theology of the meaning of “baptism in the Holy Spirit.” Full of Scripture references, this treatise analyzes the Divine Person of the Holy Spirit, what it means to be “indwelt” by the Holy Spirit, and what it means for Christians to truly be baptized by the Holy Spirit. An excellent starting place for a study of the Holy Spirit or for biblical support on the topic, The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a quick reference to the subject.
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“Does the man who is filled with the Spirit have more of the Spirit than the man who is not? No; rather, the Spirit has more of some Christians than He does of others. You can not divide the Person of the Holy Spirit. You either have Him or you do not. But the Spirit does possess more of some Christians’ interests than He does of others.” (Page 17)
“First, every believer on this side of the cross, in this dispensation of grace, is indwelt by the Holy Spirit.” (Page 6)
“The Holy Spirit wrote the Word of God; surely He alone can teach us who He is and what He does for us.” (Page 3)
“He can be resisted. He can be grieved. He can be quenched.” (Page 6)
“The Holy Spirit is a Person, co-existent, co-equal, co-eternal with God the Father and with God the Son. We shall never know the fulness of our blessings in Christ until we recognize this fundamental truth.” (Page 6)
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