Love isn’t jealous (v. 4, ζηλόω/zēloō). There are two kinds of jealousy: one is the positive intense interest in something or someone, such as God…

This blog on Trinitarian Formulas is one of a series on the Trinity. And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

A blog in a series on the Trinity,
this one showing how the Scriptures depict the communion between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

Treating the how the New Testament shows the person of the Spirit. It’s in a series of posts on the Trinity. And that series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

A blog in a series on Pneumatology, in this case treating the third person of the Godhead in the Old Testament. This is part of the opening series of blogs on the Trinity.

Showing how the Scriptures charge the church to reflect the very unity of the Trinity. And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

This blog on “Trinitarian Spirit” shows how the members of the Godhead work as one in all their works for and in creation. And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

A blog post on the Trinitarian Spirit, showing that the Scriptures say God is One, and we see that the members of the Godhead are one in their word and works. And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

The first off nine posts on the Trinity, and the first of several showing how the Scriptures teach that God is One. In this case, “One in Nature.” And the series is itself a section on a series on “The Person and Work of the Spirit.”

I have just started an eight-week series on the Holy Spirit’s person and work. Tomorrow’s lesson is on the works of the flesh versus the…