Holy Spirit
(πνεη̑μαἅάγιον), third person of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit appears in early Christian literature as a primary experience of the community and the individual Christian. His activity is manifested in his gifts, esp. the gift of prophecy which thrived in Syro-Palestine and Asia Minor, particularly in ... ...
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