Knowing God is really there and that you're saved.

[K. Ayato]

As for feeling the spirit, I've noticed that I do feel something when I pray or hear my favorite Christian song. My hypothesis is that when I'm watching racing or anime, that's my spirit being happy, and when I pray or listen to Christian music, that's the Holy spirit resonating with my own. Sounds crazy, huh?

In the meantime, can you guys come up with some scripture to help me out? I'm going to try to get back into the scriptures. I keep telling myself that that's what I need to do, but for some reason I always put it off. I'm determined to get back in the word this weekend though.

Neway, God bless and have a good weekend all!

Hey, that hypothesis ain't crazy at all, V8. I've had similar experiences myself. Anyway, as far as Scripture recommendations, I highly suggests reading the book of James. It's one of my favorites, and has its own sort of in-your-face teaching.

[GhostontheNet]

Hey, that hypothesis ain't crazy at all, V8. I've had similar experiences myself. Anyway, as far as Scripture recommendations, I highly suggests reading the book of James. It's one of my favorites, and has its own sort of in-your-face teaching.

Seems to me in its own way all the Bible has its own sort of in-your-face teaching, not least to the original audience.

V8Tsunami: Glad to hear it, although I recommend you take into account several of the suggestions in this thread too.

[Technomancer]

Technomancer: I believe we are talking past each other so I will be clearer]YHWH[/B] our God, the second person of the Trinity if you will, which when Yeshua Christ came He was that Wisdom given bodily form, and indeed still is. When I say Wisdom and Word, I do not mean the Bible, but rather the eternally existing Word of the Gospel of John's prologue.

Fair enough. The book does contains material that relates to both the Son and to the Holy Spirit and should be read in that fashion. However, I would also argue that it has a parallel meaning that describes wisdom of a more prosaic sort, and it was in that sense that I had used as the basis of my post.

[K. Ayato]

Technomancer, you're losing me.