Holy Spirit Research Paper

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The authors were inspired, carried along by the Holy Spirit. They were willing vessels. Some of the writers where Shepherds, Priest, Army Generals, Jesus Brothers, King, Tax Collectors, Doctors, Fisherman, and Government Officials. All these men came from different walks of life and interrupted the same message. The Holy Spirit inspired them all. In the Bible, Jesus promised the disciples that the Holy Spirit, the Advocate, whom the Father will send in Jesus’s place after death, will teach them all things (John 14:26-27). Jesus tells them not to be afraid because all that he has taught them, the Holy Spirit will help them to remember. The Holy Spirit, the connection between God and man will lead man to all truth. The Bible speaks the of the

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