Product Description

This book is divided into three sections. New Birth, Holy Spirit, and Corporate anointing. Students of the Word will find is "required" reading to understand the sweeping move of God that is coming upon the world.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #44660 in Books
• Published on: 1987-07
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 165 pages

Customer Reviews

Love it!
I cherish all of Kenneth E. Hagin's books that he has written. I have several on my book shelf and just last night I read a passage out of one to my friend. His books have helped me tremendously! Thank you Kenneth E. Hagin!

Bethany K. Scanlon
Author of Where's my mate?,Born of the Spirit and Redeeming Catholics

One Holy Spirit, Different Anointings
There is a place for the believer beyond the cross. It is at the throne of God. Hagin encourages the believer to approach our enthroned Lord there to seek mercy and grace at our time of need. And to find it in rich, generous supply, flowing from Him to us by the Holy Spirit. Whether the need is for healing, revelation, teaching, preaching, or spiritual gifts, the Lord has an abundant supply and is willing and faithful to give it to those who ask for it.

God also gives special anointings to accomplish special purposes on the earth. Hagin describes these annointings, the fivefold ministry gifts, and how to handle the anointings of the Lord.

A "stickler" for the Word, Brother Hagin carefully delivers scriptural reference to back up his insights. It is a powerful, faith-building study full of personal experiences and testimonies which will thrill the believer.

This is solid work from a gifted, insightful, anointed prophet of God.

If you ever get a book, this is one to get
This book was hard to put down. I have been informed about so much concerning the offices and the anointing related to each and the different level of measure that is provided. This book put words to things I have experienced but did not have the language to express myself. Although with some parts like when Hagin said he could not "stand it" I think I would have used different verbage. It does get so deep and you go into His presence but I think that its a wonderful feeling, although it is true that our human bodies cannot stand to be there for too long. Overall I think this book is great.