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Lecture 8         THE PERSONHOOD OF THE SPIRIT



  1.  ¸tÆF¬O«O´f®vTHE SPIRIT AS PARACLETE. 

 

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In the New Testament, the Holy Spirit is set forth as the third divine Person, linked with, yet distinct from the Father and the Son, just as the Father and the Son are distinct from each other.

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He is ¡§the Paraclete¡¨.

 

¬ùJohn 14:16

§Ú­n¨D¤÷, ¤÷´N¥t¥~½çµ¹§A­Ì¤@¦ì«O´f®v, ¥sÍ¢¥Ã»·»P§A­Ì¦P¦b.

 

¬ùJohn 14: 25

§ÚÁÙ»P§A­Ì¦P¦íªº®É­Ô, ¤w±N³o¨Ç¸Ü¹ï§A­Ì»¡¤F.

 

¬ùJohn 15: 26

¦ý§Ú­n±q¤÷¨º¸Ì®t«O´f®v¨Ó, ´N¬O±q¤÷¥X¨Ó¯u¸Ìªº¸tÆF. Í¢¨Ó¤F, ´N¬°§Ú§@¨£ÃÒ.

 

¬ùJohn 16: 7

µM¦Ó§Ú±N¯u±¡§i¶D§A­Ì. §Ú¥h¬O»P§A­Ì¦³¯qªº. §Ú­Y¤£¥h, «O´f®v´N¤£¨ì§A­Ì³o¸Ì¨Ó. §Ú­Y¥h, ´N®tÍ¢¨Ó.

 

Paraclete ¬O¤@­Ó«ÜÂ×´Iªºµü·J¡C­^¤å¨S¦³¤@­Ó¶êº¡ªºÂ½Ä¶¡C

Paraclete ¡V a rich word, there is no adequate English translation for it.

 

¥¦ªº·N«ä¥]¬A¡RIt means:

*¦w¼¢ªÌ¡]¨Ï¤H­è±jªÌ¡^¡A»²¾ÉªÌ¡AÀ°§UªÌ¡A¤ä«ùªÌ¡AÄU¾É¡AÅGÅ@ªÌ¡A·ù¤Í¡AªøªÌ¡C(* = ¤w§ó§ï¤¤Ä¶¥»¡C)

Comforter (Strengthener), Counselor, Helper, Supporter, Adviser, Advocate, Ally, Senior Friend.

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And ¡V only a person could fulfill such roles.

 

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More precisely ¡V

The Holy Spirit is ¡§another¡¨ Paraclete, second in line to the Lord Jesus, continuing Jesus¡¦ own ministry ¡V and only a person, one like Jesus, could do that. 

 

¬ùJohn 14:16

§Ú­n¨D¤÷, ¤÷´N¥t¥~½çµ¹§A­Ì¤@¦ì«O´f®v, ¥sÍ¢¥Ã»·»P§A­Ì¦P¦b.

 

¦b§ÆÃ¾¤å¤åªkùØ¡A ¡yÆF¡z¬O­Ó¤¤©Ê¦Wµü (pneuma), ¥²¶·°t¤W¤@­Ó¤¤©Ê¥N¦Wµü (ekeino, it,  ¡y¥¦¡z )¡F¦ý¬ù¿«¬°¤F¬ð¥X¸tÆFªº¦ì®æ¡A«o­«´_¹B¥Î¶§©Ê¥N¦Wµü (ekeino, he,  ¡y¥L¡z)¨Ó±Ô­z­C¿q¹ï¸tÆFªºÁ¿½×¡CJohn underlines the point by repeatedly using a masculine pronoun (ekeinos, ¡§he¡¨) to render Jesus¡¦ references to the Spirit, when Greek grammar called for a neuter one (ekeino, ¡§it¡¨) to agree with the neuter noun ¡§Spirit¡¨ (pneuma).

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John wants his readers to be in no doubt that the Spirit is he, not it. 

 

¬ùJohn 14:26

¦ý«O´f®v, ´N¬O¤÷¦]§Úªº¦W©Ò­n®t¨Óªº¸tÆF, Í¢­n±N¤@¤Áªº¨Æ, «ü±Ð§A­Ì, ¨Ã¥B­n¥s§A­Ì·Q°_§Ú¹ï§A­Ì©Ò»¡ªº¤@¤Á¸Ü.

 

¬ùJohn 15:26

¦ý§Ú­n±q¤÷¨º¸Ì®t«O´f®v¨Ó, ´N¬O±q¤÷¥X¨Ó¯u¸Ìªº¸tÆF. Í¢¨Ó¤F, ´N¬°§Ú§@¨£ÃÒ.

 

¬ùJohn 16:8

Í¢¬J¨Ó¤F, ´N­n¥s¥@¤H¬°¸o, ¬°¸q, ¬°¼f§P, ¦Û¤v³d³Æ¦Û¤v.

 

¬ùJohn 16:13, 14

13 ¥uµ¥¯u²zªº¸tÆF¨Ó¤F, Í¢­n¤Þ¾É§A­Ì©ú¥Õ (­ì¤å§@¶i¤J)¤@¤Áªº¯u²z. ¦]¬°Í¢¤£¬O

     ¾Ì¦Û¤v»¡ªº, ¤D¬O§âÍ¢©ÒÅ¥¨£ªº³£»¡¥X¨Ó. ¨Ã­n§â±N¨Óªº¨Æ§i¶D§A­Ì.

14 Í¢­nºaÄ£§Ú. ¦]¬°Í¢­n±N¨ü©ó§Úªº, §i¶D§A­Ì.

 

¬ù¿«¦b¬ù14¡R17­º¦¸¤¶²Ð¸tÆF®É¡A¹B¥Î¤F¦X¥G¤åªkªº¤¤©Ê¥N¦Wµü (ho©M auto)¡A³o¨Ï¥L«á¨Ó¦b14:26, 15:26,16:8, 13-14µ¥³¹¸`ùØÂà¥Îªº¶§©Ê¥N¦WµüÅã±o¤×¬°¬ð¥X¡C¦]¬°¥Ñ¦¹¥i¨£¥LÂà¥Î¶§©Êªº¥N¦Wµü¨Ã«D¥Lªº§ÆÃ¾¤å¤O¦³¤£¶e¡A¬Û¤Ï¡A¬O·½©ó¤@ºØ¨ãÅv«Âªº¯«¾Ç«ä·Q¡C

This masculine pronoun is the more striking because: in John 14:17, where the Spirit is first introduced, John had used the grammatically correct neuter pronoun (ho and auto), thus ensuring that his subsequent shift to the masculine would be perceived not as incompetent Greek, but as magisterial theology. 

 

¬ùJohn 14:17

´N¬O¯u²zªº¸tÆF, ¤D¥@¤H¤£¯à±µ¨üªº. ¦]¬°¤£¨£Í¢, ¤]¤£»{ÃÑÍ¢. §A­Ì«o»{ÃÑÍ¢. ¦]Í¢¥L±`»P§A­Ì¦P¦b, ¤]­n¦b§A­Ì¸Ì­±.

 

¦P®É¡RAgain ¡V

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The Holy Spirit is said to hear, speak, witness, convince, glorify Christ, lead, guide, teach, command, forbid, desire, give speech, give help, and intercede for Christians with inarticulate groans, himself crying to God in their prayers.

 

¬ùJohn 14: 26

¦ý«O´f®v, ´N¬O¤÷¦]§Úªº¦W©Ò­n®t¨Óªº¸tÆF, Í¢­n±N¤@¤Áªº¨Æ, «ü±Ð§A­Ì, ¨Ã¥B­n¥s§A­Ì·Q°_§Ú¹ï§A­Ì©Ò»¡ªº¤@¤Á¸Ü.

 

¬ùJohn 15: 26

¦ý§Ú­n±q¤÷¨º¸Ì®t«O´f®v¨Ó, ´N¬O±q¤÷¥X¨Ó¯u¸Ìªº¸tÆF. Í¢¨Ó¤F, ´N¬°§Ú§@¨£ÃÒ.

 

¬ùJohn 16: 7-15

7   µM¦Ó§Ú±N¯u±¡§i¶D§A­Ì. §Ú¥h¬O»P§A­Ì¦³¯qªº. §Ú­Y¤£¥h, «O´f®v´N¨ì¤£§A­Ì³o¸Ì

     ¨Ó. §Ú­Y¥h, ´N®tÍ¢¨Ó.

8   Í¢¬J¨Ó¤F, ´N­n¥s¥@¤H¬°¸o, ¬°¸q, ¬°¼f§P, ¦Û¤v³d³Æ¦Û¤v.

9   ¬°¸o, ¬O¦]¥L­Ì¤£«H§Ú.

10 ¬°¸q, ¬O¦]§Ú©¹¤÷¨º¸Ì¥h, §A­Ì´N¤£¦A¨£§Ú.

11 ¬°¼f§P, ¬O¦]³o¥@¬Éªº¤ý¨ü¤F¼f§P.

12 §ÚÁÙ¦³¦n¨Ç¨Æ­n§i¶D§A­Ì, ¦ý§A­Ì²{¦b¾á·í¤£¤F(©Î§@¤£¯à»â·|).

13 ¥uµ¥¯u²zªº¸tÆF¨Ó¤F, Í¢­n¤Þ¾É§A­Ì©ú¥Õ(­ì¤å§@¶i¤J) ¤@¤Áªº¯u²z. ¦]¬°Í¢¤£¬O

     ¾Ì¦Û¤v»¡ªº, ¤D¬O§âÍ¢©ÒÅ¥¨£ªº³£»¡¥X¨Ó. ¨Ã­n§â±N¨Óªº¨Æ§i¶D§A­Ì.

14 Í¢­nºaÄ£§Ú. ¦]¬°Í¢­n±N¨ü©ó§Úªº, §i¶D§A­Ì.

15 ¤Z¤÷©Ò¦³ªº, ³£¬O§Úªº, ©Ò¥H§Ú»¡, Í¢­n±N¨ü©ó§Úªº, §i¶D§A­Ì.

 

®{Acts 2:4

¥L­Ì´N³£³Q¸tÆF¥Rº¡, «öµÛ¸tÆF©Ò½çªº¤f¤~, »¡°_§O°êªº¸Ü¨Ó.

 

®{Acts 8:29

¸tÆF¹ïµÌ§Q»¡, §A¥h¶Kªñ¨º¨®¨«.

 

®{Acts 13:2

¥L­Ì¨Æ©^¥D, ¸T­¹ªº®É­Ô, ¸tÆF»¡, ­n¬°§Ú¤À¬£¤Ú®³¤Ú©M±½Ã¹, ¥h§@§Ú¥l¥L­Ì©Ò§@ªº¤u.

 

®{Acts 16: 6, 7

6 ¸tÆF¬JµM¸T¤î¥L­Ì¦b¨È¦è¨ÈÁ¿¹D, ¥L­Ì´N¸g¹L¥±§f®a, ¥[©Ô¤Ó¤@±a¦a¤è.

7 ¨ì¤F¨C¦è¨ÈªºÃä¬É, ¥L­Ì·Q­n©¹§È±À¥§¥h, ­C¿qªºÆF«o¤£³\.

 

ùRomans 8:14

¦]¬°¤Z³Q¤W«ÒªºÆF¤Þ¾Éªº, ³£¬O¤W«Òªº¨à¤l.

 

ùRomans 8:16

¸tÆF»P§Ú­Ìªº¤ß¦PÃҧڭ̬O¤W«Òªº¨à¤k.

 

ùRomans 8:26, 27

26 ªp¥B§Ú­Ìªº³n®z¦³¸tÆFÀ°§U, §Ú­Ì¥»¤£¾å±o·í«ç¼Ëë§i, ¥u¬O¸tÆF¿Ë¦Û¥Î»¡¤£¥X

     ¨Óªº¼Û®§, ´À§Ú­Ìë§i.

27 ų¬d¤H¤ßªº, ¾å±o¸tÆFªº·N«ä. ¦]¬°¸tÆF·ÓµÛ¤W«Ò¦®·N´À¸t®{¬è¨D.

 

¥[Galatians 4: 6

§A­Ì¬J¬°¨à¤l, ¤W«Ò´N®tÍ¢¨à¤lªºÆF, ¶i¤J§A­Ì (­ì¤å§@§Ú­Ì) ªº¤ß, ©I¥sªüª¨, ¤÷.

 

¥[Galatians 5:17, 18

17 ¦]¬°±¡¼¤©M¸tÆF¬Ûª§, ¸tÆF©M±¡¼¤¬Ûª§. ³o¨â­Ó¬O©¼¦¹¬Û¼Ä, ¨Ï§A­Ì¤£¯à§@©ÒÄ@·N

     §@ªº.

18 ¦ý§A­Ì­Y³Q¸tÆF¤Þ¾É, ´N¤£¦b«ßªk¥H¤U.

 

¦¹¥~¡RAlso ¡V

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The Holy Spirit can be lied to and grieved.

 

®{Acts 5:3, 4

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   ¤U´X¤À©O.

4 ¥Ð¦aÁÙ¨S¦³½æ, ¤£¬O§A¦Û¤vªº»ò. ¬J½æ¤F, »ù»È¤£¬O§A§@¥D»ò. §A«ç»ò¤ß¸Ì°_³o·N©À

   ©O. §A¤£¬O´Û«¡¤H, ¬O´Û«¡¤W«Ò¤F.

 

¥±Ephesians 4:30

¤£­n¥s¤W«Òªº¸tÆF¾á¼~. §A­Ì­ì¬O¨ü¤FÍ¢ªº¦L°O, µ¥­Ô±oÅ«ªº¤é¤l¨Ó¨ì.

 

¥u¦³¨ã¦ì®æªº¡A¤~¯à²Å¦X¥H¤Wªº´y­z¡C

Only of a person could such things be said.

 

©Ò¥H¡RCONCLUSION ¡V

¸tÆF¨Ã«D³æ³æ¤@ºØ¼vÅT¤O¡FÍ¢¹³¤÷©M¤l¤@¼Ë¡A¬O¦³¦ì®æªº¡C

The Spirit is not just an influence; he, like the Father and the Son, is an individual person. 

 

 

  1.  ¸tÆF¬O¤W«ÒTHE SPIRIT AS DEITY. 

 

*¦AªÌ¡R¸tÆF³Q´y­z¬°¤@¦ì¦³¯«©Êªº¦ì®æ (a divine person; ¤¤Ä¶¥»¡R ¡y¤@¦ì¸tªÌ¡z)¡C

The Holy Spirit is set forth as a divine person.

* Í¢ªº¿W¯S¦ì®æ¡A¬O¦b¿W¤@¯u¯«ªº¥»Åéùتº¦ì®æ¡C

His individuality is within the unity of the Godhead.

 

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The very word holy suggests his deity, and several passages are explicit about it.

 

­C¿q»¡¡RÍ¢ªºªù®{­n¨ü¬~Âk¤J¤W«Òªº¦W¡]¦W [name] ¬O¥Î³æ¼Æ¼gªº¡A¦]¬°¥u¦³¤@¦ì¤W«Ò¡^¡CÍ¢©Ò«ÅºÙªº³o­Ó¦W¦r¡A¬O¤@­Ó¨ã¦³¤T­«¦ì®æªº¦W (tri-personal name).

Jesus declares that the name of God, into which those who become his disciples are to be baptized (name in the singular, note, for there is only one God) is a tri-personal name.

 

¤ÓMatthew 28:19

©Ò¥H§A­Ì­n¥h, ¨Ï¸U¥Á§@§Úªºªù®{, ©^¤÷¤l¸tÆFªº¦W, µ¹¥L­Ì¬I¬~.(©Î§@µ¹¥L­Ì¬I¬~Âk©ó¤÷¤l¸tÆFªº¦W))

 

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John begins his letter to the seven churches by wishing them grace and peace¡K

 

±ÒRevelation 1: 4, 5

4 ¬ù¿«¼g«Hµ¹¨È¦è¨Èªº¤C­Ó±Ð·|. ¦ýÄ@±q¨º©õ¦b¤µ¦b¥H«á¥Ã¦bªº¤W«Ò. ©MÄ_®y«eªº¤C

   ÆF.

5 ¨Ã¨º¸Û¹ê§@¨£ÃÒªº, ±q¦º¸Ì­º¥ý´_¬¡, ¬°¥@¤W§g¤ý¤¸­ºªº­C¿q°ò·þ. ¦³®¦´f¥­¦wÂk

   »P§A­Ì. Í¢·R§Ú­Ì, ¥Î¦Û¤vªº¦å¨Ï§Ú­Ì²æÂ÷¸o´c.

 

¦b±Ò¥Ü¿ýùØ¡A ¡y¤C¡z¶H¼x¯«¸t¶êº¡¡A¦Ó¡y¤CÆF¡zªÖ©w¥Nªí¸tÆF¶êº¡ªº¯à¤O©M¤u§@¡C

In the number symbolism of Revelation, seven signifies divine completeness, and the ¡§seven spirits¡¨ certainly signify the Holy Spirit in the fullness of his power and work.

 

°ÑCf. ±ÒRevelation 3:1

§A­n¼g«Hµ¹¼»¨f±Ð·|ªº¨ÏªÌ, »¡, ¨º¦³¤W«Òªº¤CÆF©M¤C¬Pªº, »¡, §Úª¾¹D§A¦æ¬°, «ö¦W§A¬O¬¡ªº, ¨ä¹ê¬O¦ºªº.

 

°ÑCf. ±ÒRevelation 4:5

¦³°{¹q, Án­µ, ¹pÅF, ±qÄ_®y¤¤µo¥X. ¤S¦³¤C·ø¤õ¿O¦bÄ_®y«eÂIµÛ, ³o¤C¿O´N¬O¤W«Òªº¤CÆF.

 

°ÑCf. ±ÒRevelation 5:6

§Ú¤S¬Ý¨£Ä_®y»P¥|¬¡ª«¨Ãªø¦Ñ¤§¤¤, ¦³¯Ì¦Ï¯¸¥ß, ¹³¬O³Q±þ¹Lªº, ¦³¤C¨¤¤C²´, ´N¬O¤W«Òªº¤CÆF, ©^®t»º©¹´¶¤Ñ¤U¥hªº.

 

¥B¬Ý¤Ñ¤÷¦C¦b­º¦ì¡A¤l±Æ¦C²Ä¤T¡A¦Ó¸tÆF¦C¦b¤GªÌ¤§¶¡¡C²@µLºÃ°Ý¡A¸tÆF»P¨ä¥L¤GªÌ¬O¦Pµ¥ªº¡C

When the Father is put first and the Son third and the Spirit between them, as here, no room remains for doubt as to the Spirit¡¦s co-equality with them.

 

* ¬°­n½T©w¦¹¨Æ¡]¤¤Ä¶¥»¡R½T©w¦¹¨Æ¤§¾l¡^¡A§Ú­Ìµo²{¤@³s¦ê¡y¤T¦Ó¤@¡zªº¸g¤å¡R¤W«Ò®¦¨å­p¹º¬O¿W¤@ªº¡A¤£¥i¤À³Îªº¾ãÅé¡F¦b³o­p¹ºùØ¡A¸t¤÷¡A¸t¤l¡A¸tÆF³s¦¨¤@Åé¡C

Confirming this, a series of ¡§triadic¡¨ passages link Father, Son, and Spirit together in the inseparable unity of a single plan of grace.

 

ªL«eI Corinthians 12:4-6

4 ®¦½ç­ì¦³¤À§O, ¸tÆF«o¬O¤@¦ì.

5 ¾¨Æ¤]¦³¤À§O, ¥D«o¬O¤@¦ì.

6 ¥\¥Î¤]¦³¤À§O, ¤W«Ò«o¬O¤@¦ì, ¦b²³¤H¸Ì­±¹B¦æ¤@¤Áªº¨Æ.

 

ªL«áII Corinthians 13:4

Í¢¦]³n®z³Q°v¦b¤Q¦r¬[¤W, «o¦]¤W«Òªº¤j¯à, ¤´µM¬¡µÛ. §Ú­Ì¤]¬O³o¼Ë¦PÍ¢³n®z, ¦ý¦]¤W«Ò¦V§A­Ì©ÒÅ㪺¤j¯à, ¤]¥²»PÍ¢¦P¬¡.

 

¥±  Ephesians 1: 3-13

3   Ä@¹|ÆgÂk»P§Ú­Ì¥D­C¿q°ò·þªº¤÷¤W«Ò, Í¢¦b°ò·þ¸Ì, ´¿½çµ¹§Ú­Ì¤Ñ¤W¦U¼ËÄÝÆFªº

     ºÖ®ð.

4   ´N¦p¤W«Ò±q³Ð¥ß¥@¬É¥H«e, ¦b°ò·þ¸Ì´z¿ï¤F§Ú­Ì, ¨Ï§Ú­Ì¦bÍ¢­±«e¦¨¬°¸t¼ä,µL¦³

     ·å²«.

5   ¤S¦]·R§Ú­Ì, ´N«öµÛ¦Û¤v·N¦®©Ò³ß®®ªº, ¿Ý©w§Ú­ÌÂǵۭC¿q°ò·þ±o¨à¤lªº¦W¤À.

6   ¨ÏÍ¢ºaÄ£ªº®¦¨å±oµÛºÙÆg. ³o®¦¨å¬OÍ¢¦b·R¤l¸Ì©Ò½çµ¹§Ú­Ìªº.

7   §Ú­ÌÂdzo·R¤lªº¦å, ±o»X±ÏÅ«, ¹L¥Ç±o¥H³j§K, ¤D¬O·ÓÍ¢Â×´Iªº®¦¨å.

8   ³o®¦¨å¬O¤W«Ò¥Î½Ñ¯ë´¼¼zÁo©ú, ¥R¥R¨¬¨¬½àµ¹§Ú­Ìªº,

9   ³£¬O·ÓÍ¢¦Û¤v©Ò¿Ý©wªº¬ü·N, ¥s§Ú­Ìª¾¹DÍ¢¦®·Nªº¶ø¯µ.

10 ­n·Ó©Ò¦w±Æªº, ¦b¤é´Áº¡¨¬ªº®É­Ô, ¨Ï¤Ñ¤W¦a¤W¤@¤Á©Ò¦³ªº, ³£¦b°ò·þ¸Ì¦PÂk©ó¤@.

11 §Ú­Ì¤]¦bÍ¢¸Ì­±±o¤F°ò·~, (±o©Î§@¦¨)³o­ì¬O¨º¦ìÀH¤v·N¦æ§@¸U¨Æªº, ·ÓµÛÍ¢¦®·N

     ©Ò¿Ý©wªº.

12 ¥sÍ¢ªººaÄ£, ±q§Ú­Ì³o­º¥ý¦b°ò·þ¸Ì¦³¬ß±æªº¤H, ¥i¥H±oµÛºÙÆg.

13 §A­Ì¬JÅ¥¨£¯u¸Ìªº¹D, ´N¬O¨º¥s§A­Ì±o±ÏªººÖ­µ,  ¤]«H¤F°ò·þ, ¬JµM«H¥L, ´N¨ü¤F

     ©ÒÀ³³\ªº¸tÆF¬°¦L°O.

 

¥± Ephesians 2:18

¦]¬°§Ú­Ì¨â¤UÂǵÛÍ¢¥L³Q¤@­Ó¸tÆF©Ò·P, ±o¥H¶i¨ì¤÷­±«e.

 

¥± Ephesians 3:14-19

14 ¦]¦¹, §Ú¦b¤÷­±«e©}½¥,

15 (¤Ñ¤W¦a¤Wªº¦U®a, ³£¬O±qÍ¢±o¦W)

16 ¨DÍ¢«öµÛÍ¢Âײ±ªººaÄ£, ÂǵÛÍ¢ªºÆF, ¥s§A­Ì¤ß¸Ìªº¤O¶q­è±j°_¨Ó,

17 ¨Ï°ò·þ¦]§A­Ìªº«H, ¦í¦b§A­Ì¤ß¸Ì, ¥s§A­Ìªº·R¤ß, ¦³®Ú¦³°ò,

18 ¯à¥H©M²³¸t®{¤@¦P©ú¥Õ°ò·þªº·R, ¬O¦óµ¥ªøÁï°ª²`,

19 ¨Ãª¾¹D³o·R¬O¹L©ó¤H©Ò¯à´ú«×ªº, «K¥s¤W«Ò¤@¤Á©Ò¥Rº¡ªº, ¥Rº¡¤F§A­Ì.

 

¥±Ephesians 4: 4-6

4 ¨­Åé¥u¦³¤@­Ó, ¸tÆF¥u¦³¤@­Ó, ¥¿¦p§A­Ì»X¥l, ¦P¦³¤@­Ó«ü±æ,

5 ¤@¥D, ¤@«H, ¤@¬~,

6 ¤@¯«, ´N¬O²³¤Hªº¤÷, ¶W¥G²³¤H¤§¤W, ³e¥G²³¤H¤§¤¤, ¤]¦í¦b²³¤H¤§¤º.

 

©««á II Thessalonians 2:13-14

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