I will close this thread with this statement since no one really wants to discuss the breath of God...
The Bible is more than a fancy storybook or novel. The very words themselves have a life-giving energy concealed within them. Three words we need to understand...
Inspiration- how God brought the word to the prophets (2Tim. 3:16)
Revelation- how the prophets penned the words on parchment and paper (Rev. 1:1)
Illumination - how the words on paper are made alive to the reader ( Beb. 10:32).
Inspiration is the Breath of God, which in reality is His Holy Spirit. In John 3:8 Christ gave an interesting statement comparing the activity of the Holy Spirit to wind.
"The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit."
Blows=breathe hard
sound=phone
When the Holy Spirit came on the Day of Pentecost, there was a "sound from heaven," which was an outward noise heard in the ears of the people. This word is echos, and it refers to a roaring sound or a loud unknown noise. Phone is where we get our word telephone, in which you hear the word in your ear and you carry on a conversation after listening to the words.
The Holy Spirit came in echos sound, with a mighty noise from heaven, but once the Spirit filled the believers that day, they began to "speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance," or we would say they heard the words the Spirit was speaking to them and began to verbalize them by speaking out loud with their voices. In John 3:8 when it says you will hear the sound, He was revealing that the Spirit would bring a language that you would hear and speak...this is also confirmed in Mark 16..believers would "speak with new tongues."
We should never seek tongues...but the empartation of the power of God (Acts 1:8).
I will not respond anymore to this thread...if you have anything else to address this thread you can message my inbox.
The Bible is more than a fancy storybook or novel. The very words themselves have a life-giving energy concealed within them. Three words we need to understand...
Inspiration- how God brought the word to the prophets (2Tim. 3:16)
Revelation- how the prophets penned the words on parchment and paper (Rev. 1:1)
Illumination - how the words on paper are made alive to the reader ( Beb. 10:32).
Inspiration is the Breath of God, which in reality is His Holy Spirit. In John 3:8 Christ gave an interesting statement comparing the activity of the Holy Spirit to wind.
"The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit."
Blows=breathe hard
sound=phone
When the Holy Spirit came on the Day of Pentecost, there was a "sound from heaven," which was an outward noise heard in the ears of the people. This word is echos, and it refers to a roaring sound or a loud unknown noise. Phone is where we get our word telephone, in which you hear the word in your ear and you carry on a conversation after listening to the words.
The Holy Spirit came in echos sound, with a mighty noise from heaven, but once the Spirit filled the believers that day, they began to "speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance," or we would say they heard the words the Spirit was speaking to them and began to verbalize them by speaking out loud with their voices. In John 3:8 when it says you will hear the sound, He was revealing that the Spirit would bring a language that you would hear and speak...this is also confirmed in Mark 16..believers would "speak with new tongues."
We should never seek tongues...but the empartation of the power of God (Acts 1:8).
I will not respond anymore to this thread...if you have anything else to address this thread you can message my inbox.