Module 8 - Elijah Project

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Module 8: The Person of the Holy Spirit

Explore the person and work of the Holy Spirit in scripture and life.

Lesson 1: The Person of the Holy Spirit

Introduce the person, attributes, and work of the Holy Spirit. Watch the overview video and review the two PDFs below.

Holy Spirit Person - Week 1

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The Foundation of the Holy Spirit

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Lesson 1 Quiz: Foundation of the Holy Spirit

Question 1 of 12

Question 1: “Omni” originates in Latin and means:

A. All

B. Holy

C. Spirit

D. Breath

Question 2: Which attribute characterizes the Spirit’s nature and operates on a fundamentally different level than created beings?

A. Omnibenevolence

B. Holiness

C. Omnipotence

D. Truth

Question 3: Which attribute means complete knowledge of all things?

A. Omnipresence

B. Eternality

C. Omniscience

D. Holiness

Question 4: Which attribute means the Spirit is outside of time but also acts within time?

A. Omnipotence

B. Eternality

C. Truth

D. Omnibenevolence

Question 5: Which attribute means the Spirit exists everywhere at the same time?

A. Truth

B. Holiness

C. Omniscience

D. Omnipresence

Question 6: Which attribute means the Spirit dwells in believers permanently and teaches all things?

A. Truth

B. Omnipotence

C. Omnibenevolence

D. Eternality

Question 7: Which attribute means God is in total control of Himself and His creation with unlimited power?

A. Eternality

B. Omniscience

C. Omnipotence

D. Omnipresence

Question 8: Which attribute means perfectly just, all-loving, and fully merciful?

A. Holiness

B. Truth

C. Omnibenevolence

D. Omnipotence

Question 9: Which symbol represents life and divine power?

A. Water

B. Dove

C. Wind/Breath

D. Fire

Question 10: Which symbol represents peace and purity, the Holy Spirit in bodily form?

A. Wind/Breath

B. Dove

C. Fire

D. Water

Question 11: Which symbol represents refreshing and spiritual life?

A. Dove

B. Water

C. Fire

D. Wind/Breath

Question 12: Which symbol represents purification and passion?

A. Water

B. Dove

C. Wind/Breath

D. Fire

Lesson 2: The Holy Spirit in the Old Covenant

Explore how the Spirit is present and active throughout the Old Covenant — his role in creation, empowering leaders, prophetic inspiration, and the anticipatory work toward the new covenant.

Holy Spirit Study Guide (Old Covenant)

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The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit — Week 2

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Lesson 2 Quiz: The Holy Spirit in the Old Covenant

Question 1 of 10

Question 1: In the Old Testament, the Hebrew word ruach most directly means:

A. Fire only

B. Wind, breath, or spirit

C. Angel

D. Wisdom literature

Question 2: According to Genesis 1:2, the Spirit of God is shown as:

A. Absent from creation

B. Hovering over the waters

C. Speaking to Abraham

D. Dwelling in the temple

Question 3: In the Old Covenant, the Holy Spirit commonly:

A. Indwelt every believer permanently

B. Came upon specific people for specific tasks

C. Was unknown to Israel

D. Replaced the Law entirely

Question 4: Which of the following best describes the Spirit’s role in empowering leaders like judges and kings?

A. Primarily artistic inspiration only

B. Temporary empowerment for service and leadership

C. Permanent inner transformation for all Israelites

D. Withdrawal from public life

Question 5: The prophets’ messages were primarily connected to the Spirit through:

A. Political alliances

B. Human creativity alone

C. Divine inspiration and revelation

D. Temple rituals only

Question 6: Which passage most clearly promises a future outpouring of the Spirit?

A. Exodus 20

B. Leviticus 16

C. Joel 2

D. Ruth 1

Question 7: Ezekiel’s promise of a “new heart” and “new spirit” emphasizes:

A. Military victory

B. Internal transformation and obedience

C. Return to animal sacrifice only

D. Rejection of covenant relationship

Question 8: A key difference between Old and New Covenant ministry of the Spirit is that in the Old Covenant the Spirit often:

A. Never worked in individuals

B. Worked only through written Scripture

C. Came upon individuals for particular seasons and assignments

D. Indwelt all nations equally

Question 9: When a Spirit-empowered leader fell into disobedience, it demonstrated that:

A. Empowerment removes moral responsibility

B. Calling and character are unrelated

C. Obedience and covenant faithfulness still matter deeply

D. God abandons His purposes immediately

Question 10: The best summary of continuity between Old and New Covenant work of the Spirit is:

A. The Spirit changes identity between covenants

B. The Spirit consistently reveals God’s power and presence

C. The Spirit is active only after Pentecost

D. The Spirit works only through kings in both covenants

Lesson 3: Holy Spirit in the New Covenant

Study the Spirit's work inaugurated at Pentecost: indwelling of believers, gifts for the church, and ongoing sanctifying ministry.

The Holy Spirit — Week 3

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Holy Spirit Slides (Separated)

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Lesson 3 Quiz: Holy Spirit in the New Covenant

Question 1 of 7

1. Why is the Holy Spirit’s role in conviction important to salvation?

A. It allows believers to avoid church attendance

B. It helps people recognize their need for God and repentance

C. It guarantees a life without suffering

D. It replaces the need for Scripture

2. The Holy Spirit produces fruit such as love, patience, and self-control. What does this suggest about spiritual maturity?

A. Spiritual maturity is measured mainly by knowledge

B. Spiritual maturity is shown through transformed character and behavior

C. Spiritual maturity only occurs in church leaders

D. Spiritual maturity depends on natural personality traits

3. Why was the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost significant for the early church?

A. It marked the end of Jesus’ teachings

B. It created a unified community empowered for God’s mission

C. It replaced the need for prayer and worship

D. It gave political authority to believers

4. The Holy Spirit distributes spiritual gifts “for the common good.” What is the best implication of this teaching?

A. Spiritual gifts are meant for personal recognition

B. Only certain believers are useful in ministry

C. Gifts should strengthen and serve the entire church community

D. Spiritual gifts are more important than love

5. The Holy Spirit guided apostles and believers into truth. Why is this role still important for Christians today?

A. Believers no longer need Scripture

B. Christians must rely only on emotions

C. The Spirit continues to provide wisdom, discernment, and direction

D. Guidance is only needed by pastors

6. Pentecost included signs like wind, fire, and tongues. What was the deeper purpose of these signs?

A. To entertain the crowds in Jerusalem

B. To demonstrate God’s presence and power among His people

C. To replace the message of the Gospel

D. To establish a political movement

7. If the Holy Spirit opposes division, jealousy, and strife, what should believers strive for within the church?

A. Competition and personal success

B. Isolation from other Christians

C. Unity, love, and harmony among believers

D. Strict traditions above relationships

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Lesson 4: Holy Spirit in the New Testament Pt.2

A continuation exploring the Spirit’s ministry in the New Testament — further developments in the life of the early church, pastoral application, and formation of the body of Christ.

The Holy Spirit — Week 3 (also used for Lesson 4)

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Holy Spirit Slides (Separated) — (also used for Lesson 4)

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Lesson 4 Quiz: Holy Spirit in the New Testament Pt.2

Question 1 of 8

1. According to Matthew 4:1 and Luke 4:1, where did the Holy Spirit lead Jesus?

A. To Jerusalem to preach

B. To Galilee to begin His ministry

C. Into the wilderness to be tempted

D. To Nazareth to teach in the synagogue

2. Which of the following is an example of the Holy Spirit giving direct guidance in the book of Acts?

A. Telling Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt

B. Telling Philip, “Go over and join this chariot”

C. Sending Jonah to Nineveh

D. Calling David to be king

3. According to Romans 8:14, those who are led by the Spirit of God are called:

A. Servants of the law

B. Children of Abraham

C. Sons of God

D. Prophets of God

4. What is the primary evidence that a believer is being led by the Holy Spirit according to Galatians 5:22–23?

A. Ability to perform miracles

B. Knowledge of Scripture alone

C. Fruit of the Spirit

D. Church attendance

5. According to Romans 8:16, how does the Holy Spirit give assurance to believers?

A. By performing signs and wonders

B. By bearing witness with our spirit that we are God’s children

C. By revealing future events

D. By removing all trials and difficulties

6. What did Jesus promise the Holy Spirit would do in John 14:26?

A. Establish a new kingdom on earth

B. Write additional Scripture

C. Teach believers all things and remind them of His words

D. Remove all suffering from believers’ lives

7. According to Acts 1:8, believers receive what when the Holy Spirit comes upon them?

A. Wealth and prosperity

B. Political influence

C. Power to be Christ’s witnesses

D. Freedom from temptation

8. Bonus: According to 1 Thessalonians 5:19, what does it mean to “quench” the Holy Spirit?

A. To worship enthusiastically

B. To suppress or ignore His promptings and work

C. To pray in tongues

D. To study Scripture daily

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