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ANSWER TO THE ANANIAS QUIBBLE
In my view, this is the ONLY text that might prove your assertion and it certainly is not unambiguous. That verse does not say that the Holy Spirit is God. It only says that Ananias lied to the Holy Spirit - and then it says that he lied to God. To conclude that the Holy Spirit is God on the basis of those verses is merely an interpretation which adds to what is actually written. Since the Spirit is the means of communication between God and man, if you lie to the Spirit you are in effect lying to God. But it does not follow that the Spirit is God. Are there any verses which actually say that the Holy Spirit is God? Not one!
Personally, I believe there is much confusion about "The Holy Spirit". Have you noticed that there are three different Greek phrases that are all translated by the English "the Holy Spirit"? For example:
1. pneumatos hagion (spirit holy) Mt 1:18 2. to hagion pneuma (the holy spirit) Luke 12:10 3. to pneumati to hagio (the spirit the holy) Mk 12:36
There is a significant difference between these terms especially number one above without the definite article. This is likely a generic term for spirit power or could even refer to angels which in various places are called both "holy" and "spirit". For an example where "spirit" may refer to spiritual power, look at this verse:
Acts 4:31 "And they were all filled with THE HOLY SPIRIT and spoke the word of God with boldness."
However, in the Greek it would read:
Acts 4:31 "...And they were all filled with SPIRIT HOLY and spoke the word of God with boldness."
"*THE* Holy Spirit" is an intentional mistranslation.
There are other examples where "Spirit" clearly refers to an angel. Compare these verses all speaking of the same being which spoke to Phillip...
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