“Wherefore as the Holy Spirit saith, today if ye will hear His voice, harden not their hearts, as in the provocation, in the day of temptation in the wilderness (Heb 3:7-8) The Holy Spirit continue to speak to us today, the verb is indicating. The Holy Spirit is a person who speaks to us in our hearts; and if Christians will, we can hear his heavenly voice and understand what He says. He loves us and grieves for us. The Holy Spirit in our heart pleads with our hearts to come to Jesus. He made the heavens beautiful, studding them with the stars, the planets, and the sun. He made the sidereal spheres, the Milky Way and the great constellations. “By His Spirit he hath garnished the heavens (Job 26:13)
Is the Holy Spirit only speak through KJV?
Before KJV, how did the Holy Spirit speak to mankind?
After KJV, how did the Holy Spirit speak to mankind?
What is the different between both?
Is the Holy Spirit speaks the same messages to mankind?
Individually? Is the message changed from time to time?
Universally? Is the message changed from time to time?
If you says, the perfection of the Bible has already come, does Holy Spirit still speaks to mankind? If yes, how?
Only because of KJV, the Holy Spirit can work in mankind?
Did Holy Spirit says He is only using KJV only as a tool to converse with mankind? Did the Holy Spirit verbally said anything like this to the theologians?
These few questions must be answered clearly before we can jump on to the conclusion that the Holy Spirit is silent after the completion of the Bible, and we dare not to judge Holy Spirit in using other Bible versions like CUV, NKJV, ESV...Who are we compared with Holy Spirit?
Shall we teach the Holy Spirit how to use the Bible?
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