THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE BIBLE: A CHRISTOLOGICAL APPROACH

Abstract

This article analyzes the presence and activity of the Holy Spirit in the Bible from a Christological perspective. Based on the testimony of Scripture, it demonstrates that the Holy Spirit is presented as a divine person, distinct from the Father and the Son, yet consubstantial with both. The study highlights that the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, from the incarnation to the resurrection, are inseparable from the work of the Holy Spirit. Through a biblical-theological approach, it is shown that the Spirit’s work is essentially Christ-centered, aiming to reveal, glorify, and apply the redemptive work of Christ. It concludes that a proper understanding of biblical Christology presupposes a solid pneumatology grounded in scriptural revelation.