The Spirit of Adoption [Who is the Holy Ghost?]

A gift for you! We will study at the 2014 Faithful Conference on the work of the Holy Ghost, but we would like you to study the person of the Spirit. To this end, will the Ministry of Faith, in collaboration with the Ligonier Ministry, make the Lessons on DVD free?Who is Esperito Santo? From Sinclair Ferguson so you can deepen your learning.

Lesson summary

  • Children need their parents.
  • Sometimes.
  • However.
  • This need is greater; most of these cases involve anguish and suffering; when Paul speaks of God’s children shouting at his Father.
  • He has those moments in mind; Even in the moments of deepest sadness.
  • In the stages of greatest need.
  • The son of God can cry out to him with the confidence that his supplication desires.
  • God’s children have this privileged access through the work of the Holy Spirit.
  • Which brings us from darkness into the light of God’s family and conforms to the image of God.
  • Our perfect older brother.
  • Jesus.

Luke 11:13; Romans 8; Galatians 4. 1? 7

For you have not received the spirit of slavery, to live again in fear, but you have received the spirit of adoption, on whose basis we cry out: “Abba, Father”. Romans 8. 15

Ⅰ. The spirit of adoption

A. Romans 8 explains that the work of the Spirit aims to bring Christians into God’s family.

I. No there is condemnation for those who are in Christ and can never be separated from him.

II. . The Spirit of God who comes through Jesus reveals the face of the Father so that, like Jesus, we can call Him Heavenly Father.

B. Paul uses the language of fatherhood in Romans 8 (and Galatians 4) to show that all of God’s children, men and women, receive Jesus’ inheritance.

I. In biblical times, girls did not inherit. Therefore, Paul wants to make it clear that all of God’s children inherit.

II. . In addition, the children of God are the heirs of Christ’s complete inheritance, not only of lesser value.

C. Paul explains that Christians can boldly shout to their Father because of the fatherhood acquired by Jesus.

I. The Greek word Paul uses to claim?(Krazo) refers to a high-pitched cry of pain.

All Christians can cry out to God in anguish

2. The Father is accessible at all levels and stages of the crisis and is pleased to welcome us as his children.

II. . Es a great privilege that Christians sometimes do not recognize.

II. The purpose of membership

A. The ultimate goal of membership is to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ.

I. No can define the good paul speaks of in Romans 8:28 as good things that happen to us.

Ⅱ. The good to which Paul refers is our conformity to the image of Christ.

B. Our conformity to the image of Christ glorifies our Savior because He positions him as the Savior and the firstborn among many children.

I. No we look like our older brother, Jesus, but the holy spirit’s love for Jesus has determined him to make us like Jesus, so that Jesus may be the firstborn of many brothers and sisters.

Ⅱ. The Spirit loves the Father so much that he regenerates sinners to form a family; the Spirit loves Jesus so much that he makes these sinners like his older brother.

C. Let us praise the Holy Spirit and thank God for this gift

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