b) He was led by the Spirit, Matt. 4:1.
c) He was Anointed by the Spirit for Service, Acts 10:38.
d) He was Crucified in the Power of the Spirit, Heb. 9:14.
e) He was Raised by the Power of the Spirit, Rom. 1:4; 8:11.
f) He gave Commandment to His Disciples and Church Through the Spirit, Acts 1:2.
g) He is the Bestower of the Holy Spirit, Acts 2:33.
V. OFFENCES AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.
Scarcely any phase of the doctrine of the Spirit is more solemn than this. It behooves us all, believer and unbeliever alike, to be careful as to how we treat the Holy Spirit. Sinning against the Spirit is fraught with terrific consequences.
For convenience sake we are classifying the offences against the Spirit under two general divisions, namely, those committed by the unbeliever, and those committed by the believer. Not that there is absolutely no overlapping in either case. For, doubtless, in the very nature of the case there must be. This thought will be kept in mind in the study of the offences against the Spirit.