The Holy Ghost versus the Holy Spirit
The Holy Ghost?
The word Holy Ghost has many definitions, the seat of life or intelligence, a soul giving up the ghost, or a disembodied soul of a dead person. This term Ghost is used in the bible when referring to Abraham, Genesis 25:8 says Abraham gave up the ghost but is his spirit the holy ghost? I say no, because the holy ghost represents someone who is considered a saint and Abraham is a father of a tribe, he is not a saint.
Is the Holy Ghost Jesus of Nasereth?
Many people say the Holy ghost is the spirit of Jesus, but we want to keep in mind that before Jesus was born and resurrected, John and his mother Elisabeth were filled with the holy ghost. (Luke 1:15 and 41). Traditional teaching says prior to the resurrection of Jesus, the Holy ghost visited man and returned to heaven; yet the Holy ghost is living in John pre-birth and resurrection.
Based on the definition of the word saint the person whose spirit is still alive and living in people would be Noah also known as Noach or NK. Noach/Noah is an ancient father, and he is a Saint. Noah was a saint because he was just and perfect (Genesis 5) and the characteristics of Jesus are a carbon copy of Noach.
The African word for the holy Ghost
Three words from the ancient world that could be related to the Holy Ghost are Naga (Japan), the Egun (Africa), Aqen (the Pharoahs) one of the reasons we believe this could be the ancestor Noah is because his descendants were spread out into Asia and the Egun and the Naga include the same symbols. The African deity called the Egun, could be the Holy Ghost because it includes the ancient symbols of the names Enoch and Noach/Noah. There is a difference between a Ghost, the Holy spirit and Holy ghost. The holy ghost represents a specific saintly deceased person in the bible, possibly in the beginning of book of Genesis. Bothe the tribes of Asia and Africa believed in Reincarnation and ancestor veneration.
The Holy Spirit
The holy spirit called the breath meaning is
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