The Spirit’s on the MoveActs Ch 10

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The Spirit’s on the Move Acts Ch 10
The surprising and significant thing about the Holy Spirit in Acts chapter 10 is that it does not bias among the creation of God. From the text, we see that God speaks to those people who keep their mind and spirit upon him implying that he does not select people according to any criteria. Further, in the chapter, we see that the Holy Spirit poured upon the congregation as Peter was speaking to people. Peter and the people who had come with him remained surprised that it poured even on gentile which is similar to the present reader that the Holy Spirit does not bias anyone by any criteria (“The Holy Bible” 1321).
The Holy Spirit is the plenty of Holinesses while holiness is the situation of existence (Bridges 13). Holiness relates to the Holy Spirit in that holiness is how humans become devoted to God, but when a being receives the title Holy Spirit, it surpasses the devotion to meant that it is holiness that has no flaw in its entirety. From the above, holiness implies the state of humans where they stay devoted while the Holy Spirit means staying in that situation and avoiding any possible flaws that might arise. The relatedness of holiness and the Holy Spirit impacts in our lives differently based on one’s believes. The above makes us fit and useful for God’s purpose through making people conscious that there is God whether one believes in him or not (Bartsch 60). The spirit brings in the reality of God in our minds and convinces people that they are all flawed.

Finding a response to counter that makes results in holiness, and the Holy Spirit reigns to ensure that there is unflawed salvation among the God’s creation.
Works Cited
Bartsch, Malcolm I. A God Who Speaks and Acts: Theology for Teachers in Lutheran Schools, 2013. Print.
Bridges, Jerry. The Pursuit of Holiness, 2016. Internet resource.
The Holy Bible: New Revised Standard Version. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 1999. Print.
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