The Holy Spirit is not Jesus. You recognize this in your own website. Jesus sent to us the Holy Spirit, another person of the triune Godhead. He is a separate person. Jesus did not send Jesus. If he is not a separate person how could Jesus send the Holy Spirit. You recognize this on your website, why are you contradicting yourself now?The Holy Spirit is Jesus. Jesus is love.
The Bible is clear on how "Jesus" speaks. Read Hebrews 1:2. God speaks to us through his Son. His Son is revealed to us through his Word. Everything we know about Christ is through the Word of God. That is in contrast to the OT (vs.1) where the Lord spoke through the prophets at various times and in different manners, such as dreams, visions, audibly, etc. He does not do that any more. We have his Word.Jesus can speak to anyone outside your body and mind, as a voice you would hear from someone else.
That is our method of communicating to Christ.We pray to God through Jesus and communicate that way.
Note the differentiation you are making. The Holy Spirit is not Jesus. The Holy Spirit is not the Father. He is a different person. And it is the Holy Spirit that lives in the believer.We are in constant communion with God and Jesus if you have the Holy Spirit living in you.
This is nonsense and an erroneous teaching.I believe the Holy Spirit can move you think of something.
The Holy Spirit is a feeling for love is a feeling.
First, the Holy Spirit is a person, the third person of the triune Godhead.
He is a person not a feeling. How would you like it if someone referred to you as a feeling--that is all you are a "feeling," not a real person. You insult the Holy Spirit.
Ananias, in Acts 5, "lied to the Holy Spirit." You don't lie to feeling, you lie to persons.
Second, Love is not a feeling. Love is a self sacrificial giving of oneself.
It was love when Jesus died for us. IT wasn't wishy-washy, mushy-gushy feelings that Christ had. It was torture. He was scourged, spit upon, mocked, reviled, and finally nailed to the cross and hung there to die until he expired and his body was taken down and buried. That was love. It was torture. The feelings he felt were feelings I never want to feel. I don't want to be crucified, scourged as he was scourged. I don't want to go through that physical agony. Many people in the Philippines every Good Friday, try to have themselves crucified. They try to imitate the pain of Christ. Why? That is not what Christ intended his followers to do. Love is not feeling. It is a self-sacrificing of oneself. It is reflected in how much you are willing to sacrifice of yourself for others--like in obeying the Great Commission and going to be a missionary to an Islamic land that has never heard the gospel.
[FONT="]"Some wish to live within the sound of Church or Chapel bell; I want to run a Rescue Shop within a yard of hell."—C. T. Studd[/FONT]