Most Christians are familiar with the imagery and implications of the Heavenly Father, God, getting a bride for his son, the Lord Jesus.

But what of the Holy Spirit? The Bible tells us that God is a spirit, and no man has seen God at any time, and yet the Holy Spirit? The Bible tells us that God is a spirit and no man has seen God at any time,

and yet the Holy Spirit is symbolized throughout Scripture in many ways. In this study, seeing the

spirit in the scriptures, we will discover pictures of the invisible God. Let's join Evangelist Scott

Pauli now and get better acquainted with the person and work of the invisible God. Let's join Evangelist Scott Pauli now and get better acquainted with

the person and work of the Holy Spirit.

Have you ever been called on to be a witness?

In our world today, there are a handful of instances where witnesses are essential, where they're required.

On one hand, you have very happy occasions, like a a wedding and the witness at a wedding signing a

certificate and saying yes i was there and witnessed the union of these two people that's a very

joyful thing on the other hand you may be the witness of an accident in a certain place that can be

an awful thing a very serious and sober

thing. And you have to say, I saw who was at fault, I saw this happen. I'll give you my

perspective of this. You may be called on to be a witness in a court proceeding. Now, that's a very

sobering thing because they call on you to tell the truth,

the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So a witness is vital in legal proceedings,

vital in things that are of consequence. And that is why it is so interesting that one of the pictures for the Holy Spirit in the

New Testament is that of God's witness.

And we're really returning to the scripture where we were in our last study, Romans

chapter number eight.

I'm returning here because immediately after calling the Holy Spirit in verse number 15,

the Spirit of Adoption, in verse 16 in verse number 15, the spirit of adoption,

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