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Journal of the Adventist Theological Society, 2018

John K. McVay. "The Holy Spirit in the New Testament." Journal of the Adventist Theological Society 29, no. 1-2 (2018): 156-191.

Peacemakers' Press, 2022

The Greek word for SPIRIT is pneûma. It is found around 385 times in the New Testament texts. However, nowhere does it appear as THE Holy Spirit. Nowhere in the Old Testament does it appear either as THE Holy Spirit. If the word THE does not appear in a Bible verse you cannot add one without changing the meaning. “Let’s eat grandma is very different from “Let’s eat, grandma.”

The Bible Translator, 2010

2011

The subject, "The Understanding of the Holy spirit in the New Testament with particular reference to the Acts of the Apostles" is a critical issue in ecclesio-theological research today. The manifestations and causes of contemporary interest in the subject, aside from the stimulus provided by the Charismatic renewals worldwide, today, at the close of the twentieth century, are perhaps more theological, ecumenical and sociological than in the periods prior to the second Vatican Council. A more dispassionate assessment of this Biblical material is today in Christian cireles gradually overcoming the previous polemical polarities which reflected primary interest in denominational self justification. The many materials produced by Biblical Scholars and the interest and concern shown by the different episcopal conferences, the .clergy in Holy Spirit Ministries, the near mushrooming of Christian Charismatic renewal groups, and maddening multitude of evangelical and Pentecostal gr...