Scriptural Outline Of The Baptism In The Holy Spirit
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1. Who And What Is The Holy Spirit?
2. Where Is The Holy Spirit?
3. When Does The Holy Spirit Appear?
4. Why Be Baptized In The Holy Spirit?
5. Who Can Receive The Baptism In The Holy Spirit?
6. Who Is The Baptizer In The Holy Spirit?
7. How Do You Know For Sure That You Have Received The Baptism In The Holy Spirit?
8. What Are The Manifestations Of The Holy Spirit?
9. How Should The Manifestations Of The Holy Spirit Be Administered?
10. Manifestations Of Prophecy Desired In The Church
11. Manifestations Of Tongues Highly Desired In Private Prayer – But To Be Limited In Church
12. Manifestations Of Tongues In The Church
13. What Should We Do With The Power Given To Us By The Baptism In The Holy Spirit?
14. What Is The “Fruit” Of The Holy Spirit?
15. How To Receive The Baptism In The Holy Spirit
16. What May Happen After Receiving The Baptism In The Holy Spirit?
17. The Unforgivable Sin: Blasphemy Against The Holy Spirit
Reasons Used To Reject The Baptism In The Holy Spirit
Is It True, Is It Real, Does It Work ? P. 27
Additional Info
The authors take us directly to the Scriptures for answers on this subject. It is an excellent outline for personal study.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883680629
ISBN10: 0883680629
George Gillies | Harriet Gillies
Binding: Mass Market
Published: October 1998
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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