The Word of God and the Spirit in Isaiah and Acts: Isaianic Influence on Lukan Pneumatology and Its Implications
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In this article, first, the relationship between the Spirit and the word of God, and second, the process of the democratization of both of them, are investigated in Isaiah and Acts. It seems that the role of the Spirit as a helper for the word of God, especially in the process of democratization, has been well established. Moreover, the theological implication of this study is also clearly seen in its relation to the scholarly discussion on the Lukan pneumatology in Acts. It is hoped in this regard that this study makes a contribution to the scholarly discussion, especially to the setting up a new paradigm for Lukan pneumatology. In sum, it is argued argued that the Word of God and the Holy Spirit work cooperatively as a pair for the progress of democratization in the book of Acts. While not placed in the forefront of the scene, the Holy Spirit helps in either preparation for or confirmation of the works of the Word of God. The construal of the theme of New Exodus in Acts could be benefited from the understanding of this relationship between the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, which is not only influenced by the prophecies of Isaiah in its basic elements but also attempts to go beyond them in its literary/theological loci in the textual flow of Acts.
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In this article, first, the relationship between the Spirit and the word of God, and second, the process of the democratization of both of them, are investigated in Isaiah and Acts. It seems that the role of the Spirit as a helper for the word of God, especially in the process of democratization, has been well established. Moreover, the theological implication of this study is also clearly seen in its relation to the scholarly discussion on the Lukan pneumatology in Acts. It is hoped in this regard that this study makes a contribution to the scholarly discussion, especially to the setting up a new paradigm for Lukan pneumatology. In sum, it is argued argued that the Word of God and the Holy Spirit work cooperatively as a pair for the progress of democratization in the book of Acts. While not placed in the forefront of the scene, the Holy Spirit helps in either preparation for or confirmation of the works of the Word of God. The construal of the theme of New Exodus in Acts could be benefited from the understanding of this relationship between the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, which is not only influenced by the prophecies of Isaiah in its basic elements but also attempts to go beyond them in its literary/theological loci in the textual flow of Acts.
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