Redescubrir El Espiritu Santo – (Spanish)
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El Espiritu Santo esta tan activamente involucrado en nuestras vidas que damos por sentada su presencia. Como dicen, la familiaridad lleva a la indiferencia. Al igual que damos por sentado el aire que respiramos, hacemos lo mismo con el Espiritu Santo simplemente porque dependemos constantemente de el. Como el baston llega a ser una extension del cuerpo del ciego, comenzamos a creer con demasiada facilidad que el Espiritu Santo es una extension de nosotros mismos. Sin embargo, el Espiritu esta en el centro de la accion en el drama divino desde Genesis 1:2 hasta Apocalipsis 22:17. La obra del Espiritu es tan esencial como la del Padre y el Hijo, pero la obra del Espiritu se atribuye siempre a la persona y a la obra de Cristo. De hecho, la eficacia de la mision del Espiritu Santo se mide por el grado en el que estamos conectados con Cristo. El Espiritu Santo es la persona de la Trinidad que trae la obra del Padre, en el Hijo, hasta su finalizacion. En todo lo que la Trinidad realiza, este trabajo de perfeccionamiento es caracteristico del Espiritu. En este libro el autor, pastor y teologo Mike Horton presenta a los lectores la persona olvidada del Espiritu Santo, demostrando que las obras del Espiritu de Dios son mucho mas comunes de lo que pensamos. Horton sostiene que debemos dar un paso atras para enfocarnos en el Espiritu, su persona y sus obras, a fin de reconocerlo como alguien distinto a Jesus o a nosotros mismos, y mucho menos como parte de su creacion. A traves de esta contemplacion podemos obtener una nueva dependencia del Espiritu Santo en cada area de nuestras vidas
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829768015
ISBN10: 0829768017
Language: Spanish
Michael Horton
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2017
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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