The Holy Spirit is not merely a mystical presence but the very breath, wisdom, and power of God working in and through believers. Isaiah 11:2 offers one of the clearest biblical outlines of the Holy Spirit's attributes, describing seven distinct manifestations—often called the seven powers or spirits of the Holy Spirit. These powers were fully embodied in Jesus Christ and are given to believers to live godly and victorious lives. Isaiah 11:2 (KJV) " And the spirit of the Lord shall rest upon him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and might, the spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord. " Let’s look at each power in detail: 1. The Spirit of the Lord This is the foundational presence of the Holy Spirit—the sovereign power of God that rests upon a person for divine assignment. It represents God’s anointing, approval, and presence. ...
Embracing Christianity, and living your daily life in accordance to its doctrine changes every aspect of your life which the evidence is by the fruit you produce. Also, mind you that fruits are not only produced when one is a Christian, because even a non-Christian can equally produce fruit certainly because life was created to produce and to reproduce life which the process of life reproduction is also a season of bearing fruit. So, Knowing that both Christian and non-Christian can bear fruit, " who are those according to Matthew 7:16a that will know them by their fruits ?" I do not think the scripture was referring to non-christian but to a Christian. The term "know" is to be aware through observation, making inquiries, and gathering information. My question is, what observation, inquiry, or information a non-christian can give about Christianity that he is not part of? To answer the above topic questi...