A question few (very few) "christians" know the
answer to: What is the difference between "Holy Spirit" and
"Holy Ghost"
This is NOT as complicated as some extra smart Rev. Dr. will
make it to be. But, it's like looking at an elephant under a microscope. First
some framework, namely KJV and KJV only. Why? The translators of the KJV were
as inspired by the "Holy Ghost" as any of the OT Prophets (I will
come back to this). Now using a KJV that has all of the 500 or so typos
corrected (not the original 1611), note the following:
The words "Holy Spirit", used just once (Luke
11:13). The words "holy Spirit" are used 5 times, twice in the OT and
3 times in the NT. The words "Holy Ghost"; 90 times, and all in the
NT
Now for the Abomination that the overwhelming majority of
"christians" use: the NIV; In the NIV; "holy Spirit" -
ZERO! "Holy Ghost" - ZERO! "Holy Spirit" - 94 times; 3
times in the OT
An Ear Mark of a NT word #5569 ; they refer to the 3rd
person of the God Head as "Holy Spirit". And contrary to what some
Rev. Dr. ThD will professes, "Holy Spirit" and "Holy Ghost"
are NOT interchangeable (Dale H Koller has stated this to me in writing)
Also; Strong's NT word # 4151 is used 388 times in the New
Testament, sometimes translated "Ghost", sometimes "Spirit",
sometimes "spirit". How did they know which one to use?...They were
inspired by the Holy GHOST
How did I come to the conclusion that the Translators of the
KJV were inspired? By doing a word study of one two letter word; "on"
(NT word #1722). Used 2831 times in the NT. Sometimes translated
"on", sometimes "in", sometimes "among",
sometimes "with"...there are numerous English words used as a
translation of this one Greek word "en"
An illustration of the importance of the difference between
"on" and "in"; The Lord's Prayer (KJV - Matt 6:9, Luke
11:2) is it "on earth" or "in earth"? What's the
difference?
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