The counselor of the New Testament

The counselor of the New Testament whom Jesus promised to send?

  Jesus was the Advocate of the Counselor at the First Coming.(Jn 2:1) The "another counselor" whom Jesus promised to send is the Spirit of truth.(Jn 16:8~15)

  The counselor comes in Jesus' name just as he promised. Also, He takes from what is of Jesus and teaches it to the congregation members.(Jn 16:14~15)  

  He comes from heaven and the Spirit of Truth will be inside a person.(Jn 14:16~17) The pastor who is clothed with the Spirit of truth is also-together with the spirit-the Advocate who speaks on Jesus' behalf.(Rv 19:10) Thus, these two begins are the Advocate in the spirit and the Advocate in the flesh, the pastor. 

  He will not speak on his own; he will speak only what he hears, and he will tell you what is yet to come.(Jn 16:13) Also, He must prophesy again about many peoples, nations, languages and kings.(Rv 11:10)

  Jesus told in advance the things the Counselor will speak of when he comes. " When he comes, he will convict the world of guilt in regard to sin and righteousness and judgment."

  Such judgment and re-creation take place at the time the promised Counselor, the Spirit of truth, comes and works. 

  The most detailed and certain of the prophecies is the promise of the New Testament’s Revelation. One who sees, hears, and knows is only one person, the Promised Pastor (the New John). The one only witness who saw all those appeared as reality at the location of fulfillment. God and heaven come to this one person.(Rv 3:12) 

  This earth becomes restored for the first time in 6,000 years.  The one who believes will receive heaven as an inheritance. Amen!

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