Jesus promises "another Paraclete" (translated variously as Helper, Counselor, Comforter) whom he will send after he goes to the Father. The Spirit will replace Jesus' role with his disciples and enable them to do "greater works" than Jesus himself (John 14:12). Explores each of the Paraclete passages in John 14, 15, and 16.

Explores passages that indicate the Spirit is the source of Jesus power, since Jesus relies fully on the Father (John 5:19). He ministers in the power of the Spirit and serves as example to his disciples of the Spirit-filled Man. He promises to send the Spirit upon his followers.

Examines the Spirit in creation, the Spirit coming upon kings and prophets, and promises of the Spirit coming upon the Messiah and all believers (1 Samuel 10, 16; Numbers 11:16-17, 25; Joel 2:28-32; etc.)

Briefly explore very foundational concepts about the Holy Spirit -- a spirit is a being without a body, the term Holy Ghost, Hebrew  rûach, "wind, breath, mind," and Greek pneuma, "wind, breath, air."

Briefly explains the author's approach to studying the Holy Spirit and his power.