The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit

Face of the DeepReviewed by: LeighAnn Wolle, professional writing major at Taylor University.

 


Introduction

Title: The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit

Author: Paul J. Pastor

Publisher: David C. Cook Publishing

Publication Date: Feb 1, 2016

Format: Print Book

Length: 303 Pages

OVERVIEW

The Holy Trinity is the foundation of Christian belief, but the Holy Spirit is the One piece of the Trinity that is often viewed as a mystery. The Holy Spirit worked wonders in the Bible and continues to live in the hearts of Christians today. Paul Pastor delves into the essence of the Holy Spirit, looking at the “seven stars” in the Old Testament and the “seven lampstands” in the New. Through this journey, the reader is invited to look a little closer at the life of Christ, at themselves as believers, and at the church as the body of Christ today. The Spirit is living and breathing, wanting desperately for Christians to pause and witness Him.

ASSESSMENT

Rating (1 to 5)

5 out of 5 stars

Suggested Audience

Mature Christians

Christian Impact

In his forward, Pastor says to read this book slowly, digesting each part fully before moving to the next. Heed this advice. This book allows for deep reflection on one’s spiritual life and will open a person’s eyes to the how the Spirit works in the every day. Pastor uses Bible stories, past writings, and personal examples to help in clearly revealing the Spirit.

LeighAnn Wolle of Cane Ridge, Tennessee, a professional writing major at Taylor University.


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The Face of the Deep: Exploring the Mysterious Person of the Holy Spirit


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