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Then the Holy Spirit is omniscient. His knowledge is infinite. Christ said, He shall "teach you all
things" (John 14:26), and "he will guide you into all truth" (John 16:13). The divine attributes of the
Holy Spirit are a positive proof of His Deity.
II. Divine Names Possessed by the Holy Spirit
He is called the Holy Spirit because He is infinitely holy, which is an attribute of Deity. He is
called God in Acts 5:3, 4, and verily He is as much God as Christ and as the Father. He is called "the
Spirit of God," "the Spirit of the Lord," "the Spirit of Christ," "the eternal Spirit," "the Comforter,"
and "the Spirit of truth." All of these names imply Deity. The divine names of the Holy Spirit are
evidences of His Deity.
III. Divine Works Accomplished by the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit works in unity and harmony with the Father and the Son of God. It is written that
He garnished the heavens. He was present in the creation and was One Who said, "Let us make man
in our image, after our likeness." He moved upon the earth when it was without form and void. It
was through His operations that cosmos came out of chaos, and beauty and arrangement out of
wreckage. In the Old Testament periods, He strove with sinners, and He empowered holy men to
write the Scriptures. He empowered the servants of the Lord, such as leaders, judges, prophets, and
kings. In relation to Christ and the incarnation, He produced His birth. The Spirit came in all of His
fullness and rested on Him in His anointing on the banks of Jordan. The Spirit led Him as a Man and
empowered Him as a Man for His ministry, enabling Him to perform miracles, to teach, and to speak
words of truth and life. In the resurrection, the Spirit quickened His body and brought Him forth
from the grave. In the ascension, it was the Spirit Who literally carried Him up and took Him back
into the bosom of His Father, from whence He was released to come into the world on the day of
Pentecost to baptize the believers, convict sinners, regenerate, sanctify, empower, call, then in due
time to catch up the saints to present them to the Lord. All of these works can only be accomplished
by a divine Person. These divine works prove His divine personality and His Deity.
IV. Divine Names Coupled with the Holy Spirit
The name of the Holy Spirit is coupled with that of God in a manner which would be impossible
for any reverent and thoughtful person to couple the name of any finite being with that of Deity. In
Matt. 28:19, His name is coupled with the name of the Father and of the Son as being on an equality
with them. In I Cor. 12:4-6, we read of the operations of the Trinity, and the functions which are
ascribed to God, to the Lord, and to the Spirit, in which it says "the same God," "the same Lord," and
"the same Spirit." Here again we learn of His equality with the Father and with the Son, in II Cor.
13:14, we read of the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and of the love of God, and of the communion
of the Holy Spirit. This again teaches His equality with the other two Persons of the Trinity. It would
be blasphemy to couple any man's name with the Father and the Son in the same relation and
function that the name of the Holy Spirit is coupled with them. The manner in which the name of
the Holy Spirit is coupled with the names of the Father and the Son is another proof of His Deity.