God's empowering presence

Gordon D. Fee

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies Karl Barth and Christian Theology

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A most careful and thorough exegetical and theological examination of every Pauline text related to the Holy Spirit, from one of evangelicalisms foremost interpreters of Paul. Fee compellingly demonstrates that Paul understands the Holy Spirit as God's empowering presence in the life of the Church.

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