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> A general feeling of guidance to do a certain thing, followed by a full-body feeling of euphoria when doing that thing. Do you have Scriptural support for th
by elwell 3y ago
> A general feeling of guidance to do a certain thing, followed by a full-body feeling of euphoria when doing that thing.
Do you have Scriptural support for that? It seems like the Holy Spirit often communicated with words (e.g., "the Spirit said to Philip, “Go over and join this chariot.”"), unless you think that is simply the way it is recorded
- explaininjs 3y agoSure: Luke 4, Hebrews 9, Acts 20, and John 14 all are very relatable, and 2 Peter 1 touches on my experience as well.
- explaininjs 3y ago(In addition to the more verbal guidance you mention.)