Religion & Beliefs • Mithology

Duh Sveti: upoznavanje

John Bevere, Addison Bevere

The Holy Spirit: Getting to Know John Bevere provides a comprehensive insight into the personality and work of the Holy Spirit, encouraging readers to deeper spiritual communion.

The author emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is not an abstract force, but a person who desires a close relationship with believers, offering them guidance, comfort, and strength. The structure of the book encompasses key themes: Who is the Holy Spirit: The divine nature and personality of the Holy Spirit are discussed. Three Levels of Relationship: The journey from superficial to deep spiritual fellowship is described. Empowerment by the Spirit: The importance of spiritual strength for daily life is emphasized. The Language of the Spirit: The gift of speaking in tongues and its meaning is explored.

The book is interactive, with daily insights and devotional plans, suitable for personal or group study. Bevere invites readers to recognize the Holy Spirit as a friend and partner in daily life, emphasizing that true knowledge of God comes through a relationship with His Spirit.

Original title

The Holy Spirit: An Introduction

Translation

Zdenka Grgić

Editor

Miroslav Fic

Dimensions

23 x 15 cm

Pages

263

Publisher

Syloam, Bratislava, 2015.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Croatian.

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