In continuation of the Holy Spirit’s personality, we have observed thus far “the Holy Spirit” is a real person. He is not a ghost like some have known in times past. And because the Holy Spirit has a personality; He has feelings, which means He can be hurt. Hence, scripture tells us “grieve not the Holy Spirit of God.” Read Ephesians 4:30. Let me further explain this part as I believe there is a need to. Grieving the Holy Spirit can be as a result of “impure thoughts”, “entertaining filthy lusts”, and here the Holy Spirit is thinking; we should be running after God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit, instead of running after temptations that are in the world through lust, and because of our running after other things besides God, He is grieved, whilst still loving us, because He knows our wrong actions are not consistent with who we are as children of God. Continue reading “The Holy Spirit is not a domestic Spirit: He has a personality – Part 4” →