The Beauty and Glory of the Holy Spirit

Author(s):  Joel R. Beeke
Publisher:  Reformation Heritage Books
Price: $2.99      

The essays in ‘The Beauty and Glory of the Holy Spirit’ both exalt and revel in the third person of the Trinity. Through an assortment of studies – categorized according to their biblical, doctrinal, historical, or pastoral focus – this book sets before readers the inestimable ministry of the blessed Holy Spirit.

Table of Contents:
Biblical Studies
1. The Old Testament Pentecost — David Murray
2. The Father’s Gift of the Spirit — Geoffrey Thomas
3. How the Holy Spirit Is Another Comforter — John P. Thackway
4. The Ministry of the Spirit in Glorifying Christ — Malcolm H. Watts
5. Precursors to Pentecost — Gerald Bilkes
6. The Outpouring of the Spirit: Anticipated, Attained, Available — Michael Barrett
7. The Cessation of the Extraordinary Spiritual Gifts — George W. Knight III

8. The Supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ — John P. Thackway
Doctrinal Studies
9. The Person of the Holy Spirit — Morton H. Smith
10. The Love of the Holy Spirit — Geoffrey Thomas
11. Regeneration and Sanctification — Ian Hamilton
12. The Sealing and Witnessing Work of the Holy Spirit — William Shishko
13. The Ordinary and Extraordinary Witness of the Spirit — Malcolm H. Watts
Historical Theological Studies
14. The Holy Spirit in the Early Church — William VanDoodewaard
15. Richard Sibbes on Entertaining the Holy Spirit — Joel R. Beeke
16. The Holy Spirit in the Westminster Standards – Joseph Morecraft III
17. John Owen on the Holy Spirit in Relation to the Trinity, the Humanity of Christ, and the Believer — Ryan M. McGraw
18. The Holy Spirit and Revival — John Carrick
Pastoral Study
19. The Holy Spirit and the Unique Power of Preaching — Joseph A. Pipa
Appendix
The King James Version: Its Tradition, Text, and Translation — Michael Barrett

Endorsement:
“What a rich compilation of studies is gathered together in this volume! The doctrine of the Holy Spirit is set before us in all its grandeur from biblical, doctrinal, historical, and pastoral perspectives, giving us a theological feast that is both attractive and satisfying. In these days in which the Spirit’s ministry in the church is identified either with extraordinary phenomena or emotional experiences, this book guides us to a biblical understanding of the Spirit as the one who exalts the Incarnate Word through the written Word, and applies redemption to those for whom Christ dies. Enjoy the banquet.” – Iain D. Campbell, pastor of the Free Church of Scotland in Point on the Isle of Lewis, Scotland