The Ruach Ha’Qodesh Testifies of the New Covenant
- Hebrews 10:15–16 — The Ruach Ha’Qodesh bears witness that YAHUAH’s covenant is not only written outwardly, but inwardly. His laws are placed in the heart and written in the mind.
- This shows that the Ruach is part of YAHUAH’s promise to transform His people from the inside out.
- The New Covenant is not merely about knowing commandments; it is about receiving a changed heart that desires to obey YAHUAH.
The Comforter and Teacher
- John 14:26 — Yahusha said the Comforter, the Ruach Ha’Qodesh, would teach all things and bring His words back to remembrance.
- The Ruach comforts by reminding us of truth, strengthening us in obedience, and helping us discern what Yahusha taught.
- Comfort does not only mean emotional relief. It also means guidance, correction, encouragement, and the power to continue walking in truth.
The Ruach Brings Joy and Preserves Life
- John 16:25 — Yahusha spoke of a time when He would no longer speak in figures, but would speak plainly of the Father.
- The Ruach helps open understanding so the words of Yahusha become clearer and fuller in the heart.
- Psalm 143:11 — YAHUAH preserves life for His Name’s sake and brings the soul out of trouble through His righteousness.
Living By The Spirit
The Fruit Of The Spirit
The Holy Spirit Is The Power From Heaven- The Water Of YAHUHA
Yahusha Seals the Foreheads
The Study of the Bronze Laver — Exodus 30:17-21 (KJV)
- The joy of the Ruach is not based on circumstances; it comes from YAHUAH’s presence, truth, deliverance, and life-giving power.
- Believing in Yahusha: receiving the Ruach by faith — Galatians 3:3–5
- New creation matters more than outward status — Galatians 6:14–16