Who is your Advocate? Jesus is speaking to
His disciples after they’ve had the Last Supper. He tells them, again, about
the Advocate, the Holy Spirit. An advocate is one who speaks up for us—who is
on our side. In this regard the Holy Spirit is not only our Advocate, He is our
Comforter, Encourager, and Counselor. He is our all in all go to person when we
have a need. He’ll speak to the Heavenly Father for us—as our Advocate. He is
the Spirit of Truth and guides us in the truth, telling us about the future. No
matter what, He gives glory to Jesus and to the Heavenly Father. Glory, glory,
glory.
Glory be to the
Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost (Spirit). [Gloria Patri].
Glory to the Lamb
who was slain. [Revelation Song].
Both of those are phrases from songs that
bring glory to God—the Father and the Son. There aren’t many songs that focus
on the glory of the Holy Spirit, although Gloria Patri does mention the Holy
Ghost—the King James Biblical name for the Holy Spirit. During this holiday
season, remember who your Advocate is and give Him honor.
Prayer
~ Holy Spirit, I honor You, for the way that You help all Christians to focus
on God the Father and God the Son and for being my Advocate, Comforter,
Encourager, and Counselor. You are worthy of praise. Glory, Glory, Glory.
10 days until Christmas--How do you honor Christ in your heart?
© 2015 by Mickey M. Hunacek. All rights reserved.
All scripture quoted from the New American Standard
Bible (NASB) unless otherwise noted.
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