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The Fullness of the Spirit

William M. Greathouse

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Book

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English

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Description / Abstract

From the Preface:

"The crowning work of the Holy Spirit is entire sanctification or Christian perfection. The distinguishing tenet within the Wesleyan tradition is the teaching that through the Gift of the Holy Spirit in Pentecostal fullness the heart of the Christian believer is made pure from sin and perfect in love. By this Gift he is also empowered for effective Christian service and for personal witnessing. If the precious doctrine of entire sanctification is to be kept vital and virile, the Holy Spirit must be honored in our thought and experience...This book will have served its purpose if it helps in any degree to create such a concern, such a sensitivity to the Holy Spirit."

Contents

I Life in the Spirit

II The Fullness of the Spirit

III The Age of the Spirit

IV The Person of the Spirit

V The Work of the Spirit

VI The Dynamic of the Spirit

Originally digitized and provided to NNU Wesley Center by Duane V. Maxey of Holiness Data Ministry (HDM)

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Publishers

Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City

Publish Year: 1958

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KeywordsSpirit, Holy Spirit, Person of the Spirit, Fullness of the Spirit

Peer Reviewed?No

Place of PublicationKansas City, MO

Pages104

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