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Word and Spirit

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  • W. Van't Spijker

“The relationship between Word and Spirit has been justly characterized as the pivotal point of the theology.” Read this article to see why.

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God’s mind is revealed in Scripture, but we can see nothing without the spectacles of the Holy Spirit. Thomas Manton
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The Word is the chariot of the Spirit, the Spirit is the Guider of the Word. Stephen Charnock
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Word and Spirit

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  • Gerald R. Procee

We are not only called to hear God’s word; God’s word must be applied in our hearts. How does this happen? The application of word in preaching is the work of the Holy Spirit. This article explains the relationship between the word and Spirit. 

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The Spirit Is Present Too!

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  • J.C. Bette

What is the relationship between the Word and Spirit? This article addresses the challenge in understanding the connection, and explains that the Spirit speaks through the Word. The two should not be separated.

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Word and Spirit: The God of Word II

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  • John Woodhouse

How is an emphasis on the Word of God to take into account the activity of the Spirit? What is the relationship between the Word and Spirit? To these and other questions the article turns.

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Word and Spirit

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  • Joseph Jacowitz

This article shows that for church ministry to continue having life, there must be a ministry of the word and Spirit. Without the Spirit the word cannot bring life - a balance between the two is needed so that one is not emphasized above the other.

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The Spirit and Scripture: More Than Divine Advice

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  • Todd J. Billings

This article warns against the tendency to treat the Bible as a book that simply gives advice and principles for life. This way of reading scripture tends to promote a self-centered interpretation of scripture. The author also discusses the relationship between inspiration and illumination, the relationship between Word and Spirit.

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There is no holiness without a warfare J. C. Ryle
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