Difference between revisions of "Spirit of the Lord"

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The Spirit of the Lord is also called the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God, and the Comforter. He witnesses, or testifies of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and reveals and teaches the truth.

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−	The ~~'''~~Spirit of the Lord~~'''~~ is also called the [[Holy Spirit]], the [[Spirit of God]], and the [[Comforter]]. He witnesses, or testifies of [[Heavenly Father]] and [[Jesus Christ]] and reveals and teaches the [[truth]].	+	The [[Spirit of the Lord]] is also called the [[Holy Spirit]], the [[Spirit of God]], and the [[Comforter]]. He witnesses, or testifies of [[Heavenly Father]] and [[Jesus Christ]] and reveals and teaches the [[truth]].
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