This workbook fairly and equitably presents various perspectives with an emphasis on the revelation of Scripture. There is not a vital issue in the context of this subject that is not addressed. The author, Heath Rogers, has succinctly and thoughtfully approached the questions that are common in a discussion of the Holy Spirit and His work. Lessons ranging from the deity of the Holy Spirit to the question of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit will challenge and help those who are diligently pursuing a better understanding of the biblical presentation of this question. The insight of the author to strive to explain not only the teaching of the scriptures, but also the psychological process by which people wrongfully attribute the thoughts of their conscience to the Spirit is extremely profitable.
This workbook fairly and equitably presents various perspectives with an emphasis on the revelation of Scripture. There is not a vital issue in the context of this subject that is not addressed. The author, Heath Rogers, has succinctly and thoughtfully approached the questions that are common in a discussion of the Holy Spirit and His work. Lessons ranging from the deity of the Holy Spirit to the question of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit will challenge and help those who are diligently pursuing a better understanding of the biblical presentation of this question. The insight of the author to strive to explain not only the teaching of the scriptures, but also the psychological process by which people wrongfully attribute the thoughts of their conscience to the Spirit is extremely profitable.
