Alan Nalley

The Holy Spirit: His Work in the Past and Present (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

There are differing views concerning the Holy Spirit's work. There are at least five questions:

1. Is there a "direct operation" of the Holy Spirit in conversion?

2. Is it possible to be baptized with the Holy Spirit today?

3. Are there modern-day revelations from God through the Holy Spirit or is all the truth already revealed in the Bible?

4. Are miraculous gifts available today?

5. Does the Holy Spirit indwell modern day Christian's bodies and help them or work only through the written Word of God?

This thesis develops three major points to answer these five questions. First, the Holy Spirit's identity according to the Bible is revealed. Second, the Holy Spirit's work according to the Bible is revealed. Third, erroneous and questionable views of the Holy Spirit's work today are revealed and answered.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Alan Nalley
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Dezember 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386108092
• Artikelnr.: 54749446

Autorenporträt

Alan Clay Nalley, married for more than thirty-five years, has one adult son, and two adult daughters, who are faithful to Jesus Christ. He and his wife Ree have lived in Brazil for thirty-two years. He has a Bachelor's degree in Theology and a Master's degree in Biblical Studies from the Bear Valley Bible Institute in Denver, Colorado. Alan and Ree worked on an evangelistic team for twenty-seven years in Curitiba that established a large, faithful and missionary congregation. He taught for five years in the Bible Institute of Southern Brazil in Curitiba and at the present teaches classes in the EBNESR Bible Institute in Campinas and SERCRIS Bible Institute in Campo Grande. For the past five years he and his wife have focused on planting new congregations in Guarapuava, Sao Mateus do Sul and Cantagalo, Brazil.