The Holy Spirit is not received by meditation. You only understand the Holy Spirit by the Holy Spirit. Those who are baptized in the " Name of Jesus Christ " receive the Holy Spirit just as Peter told us.
Francis, this is how Jesus instructed his disciples to baptize: Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Matthew 28, 19
@@santocristo8842 In Matthew 28:18. Jesus said :All power in heaven and in earth has been given unto Me." The name of The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit is Jesus Christ. Peter knows this. Those who are filled with The Holy Spirit have been " Brought to all truth" and understand that those two verses go together. The name of God is Jesus Christ. Jesus is the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
@@francissweeney7318 Dear Francis, Three Divine Persons (The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit), One God. We can see the three Divine Persons in the batism of Jesus. While Jesus was praying, the Father spoke and the Holy Spirit decended. I hope you can find the truth. I know you love Jesus, but you are adoring what you don't fully know yet. God loves you!
@@santocristo8842 I live by the Holy Spirit. The mind of Christ. I know great deal of catholic church history. Jesus is The Word of God. He confirms His word not man made doctrines.
Who is the Holy Spirit? Jesus receives the Holy Spirit at His baptism, the Holy Spirit is thus inside Him, but who is He? No problem, Jesus reveals who actually is inside Him: "the Father who DWELLS in me." Jesus even further specifies that ONLY THE FATHER is inside Him, therefore the Holy Spirit must necessarily be the Father, i.e. it's just a different name for the same Father. Jesus confirms that the Holy Spirit actually is THE FATHER also in his sermon concerning the TWO blasphemies: if the first mentioned blasphemy is directed to the Son, the second one must necessarily be directed to the Father and also here for the Father is used that name instead: "Holy Spirit". If "Holy Spirit" is just a DIFFERENT name for the SAME Father, this of course implies that the Father must be "A SPIRIT"! That is fully confirmed by Jesus, who explicitly says that the Father is a Spirit (see Jn. 4:23,24). The Father is thus called "Father," "Holy Father" "Holy Spirit" by Jesus...equivalent names. In fact God is transcendent, absent, and therefore does not "personally" perform His actions here on Earth or in heaven ("nobody has seen God at any time"). You can check it out in the gospels, you can see that there are NO actions directly performed by God. Rather, such actions are taken here by Him in his "form of Spirit", who is called "Holy" by Jesus. In this form the Father was responsible for Mary's pregnancy, helped Jesus on His journey in the wilderness, later also helped Him in speaking, later He was helping the apostles too. Jesus simply is together with that Spirit who is the Father, called "Holy Spirit". Period. I.e. no trinity exists. That Spirit of course comes from the absent God.
Jesus didn't receive Holy Spirit at his baptism( John the baptist did baptism only by water for repentance) what happened at baptism of Jesus was Holy trinity revealed. You have present Father speaking from heaven saying this is my beloved Son...., you have Holy Spirit present as well. Jesus is God , second person of the Holy Trinity, 3 persons but one God.
@@arvelote4581 The Father who is a spirit (Jn. 4:23,24) - also called "Holy Spirit" - was speaking to Jesus when He was baptized. Only TWO Persons there: the Son and the Father who was responsible for all what happened in the sky. The Father - who is a spirit - inside Jesus helped Him in finding his route through the desert and later helped Him when speaking too. No Holy Trinity exists, no doubt about that: Jesus in a trinity would necessarily be with 1. Father and 2. Holy Spirit! But on the contrary HE IS WITH THE FATHER ONLY (who is a spirit).
@@claudiozanella256 you don't understand. Father is spirit( small s mean no body just spirit ) Holy Spirit is second person of the Holy Trinity. It is absolutely clear. I have a hard time to understand such a deception and blindness
@@arvelote4581 You maintain that the "Father, God who is a spirit" ("24 God is a Spirit" Jn.4:23,24, KJV) - FIRST SPIRIT - is DISTINCT from the "Spirit of God" - SECOND SPIRIT - ("..and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove" Mt. 3:16, KJV) and that both TWO are inside Jesus? Are they? Who is inside Jesus?
