Remarks on the Doctrine of the Influence of the Holy Spirit

abuse admit advancement Apostles appear ascribe assistance attain attended with extraordinary attributed change chapter Christ church circumstances clear common communion comprehend conclude conduct consider consistent continuation conversation conviction declaration define degree deny discourse dispensation distinguishing Divine intention doctrine earnestly effects effusion enable enthusiasm Ephes equally establish Evangelist evidence evil explanation extraordinary gifts faith feel follow friend fruits fully further confirmed given Gospel heart Holy Spirit imperfection inclinations influence instruction irrational John xiv Lord love mankind medium mind miraculous gifts nature necessity Nicodemus obey object operation opinion ourselves outward parable persons possessed power prayer precepts present day primitive believers principle produce professing Christian prophetic purity purpose qualifications reason received reference remarkable render require retirement righteousness salvation Saviour Scriptures sense shed shows sincerity sound Spirit of Truth Spiritual gifts strong subject sufficient superior suppose sure tendency Testament things transgression true religion undoubtedly unusual weakness wisdom withdrawn