One of the enduring quandaries with which Christian’s of every age must contend is that of the person and work of the Holy Spirit. The third person of the Trinity has prevailed as the source for untold dilemmas and debates throughout the eons of church history. Those who profess faith in Christ Jesus are constrained to grapple between the tangible effects of religion and the spiritual erudition of the gospel. In contradistinction to any sort of archaic necromantic or mystic art, which is often conjured through sundry esoteric and enigmatic incantations, the supernatural ministration of God’s Spirit is extended freely to all who believe. That is to say, the lone condition on experiencing the metaphysical benefits of the Spirit of God is faith in the reconciliatory death of the Son of God.