The Coming of the Holy Spirit

August 25, 2018Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Couch, Mal
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Mal Couch is a good dispensational pretribulational premillennialist. We usually find him writing on prophetic subjects. In this study of the Holy Spirit he takes the reader through the Old and New Testaments book by book reviewing the various teachings on the Holy Spirit in each book and each age. The more controversial views would be that Couch places the fulfillment of the New Covanent squarely in the age of Grace, the baptism of Romans 6 is completely spiritual, and water baptism may be of many methods (p. 74).

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