A Biblical Theology of the Holy Spirit: John-Paul
โ Scribed by George M. Flattery
- Publisher
- Global University
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 406
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
"There are four volumes in this series on the Holy Spirit: The first three volumes contain the results of my personal studies. The fouth volume consists of a valuable collection of my writings by international Pentecostal scholars on current issues about the Holy Spirit. These articles deal with both doctrinal and practical issues that are often encountered in the church today. The titles of the four volumes in this set are as follows: A biblical theology of the Holy Spirit: Old Testament. -- 2. A biblical theology of the Holy Spirit: Luke and Acts. -- 3. A biblical theology of the Holy spirit: John and Paul and 4. A biblical theology of the Holy Spirit--Contemporary issues in peumatology."--George M. Flattery in his general introduction on p. xi.
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