The Holy Spirit is God, and this conforms to the Christian belief that God is ONE being revealed in THREE distinct persons: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

By observing that the Holy Spirit shares the same attributes as the Father and Son, theologians conclude that the Holy Spirit is God. Some of the divine attributes ascribed to the Holy Spirit are as follows:

• • • The Holy Spirit is eternal (Heb. 9:14)
    • The Holy Spirit is omniscient, knowing all things. (John 14:26 / 1 Cor. 2:10–11)
    • The Holy Spirit is omnipresent, present everywhere. (Psalm 139:7)
    • The Holy Spirit is omnipotent,  all-powerful. (Acts 1:8 / Romans 15:19 / Gen. 1:2 / Job 33:4)
    • The Holy Spirit is Holy, just as the Father and the Son. (Romans 1:3-4)
    • The Holy Spirit is full of truth. (1 John 5:6)
    • The Holy Spirit has the power to give life. (Romans 8:2)
    • The Holy Spirit is foreknowing;  knows the future. (Acts 1:15-16)

These divine attributes affirm the Holy Spirit’s co-equal and co-eternal status with the Father and the Son, further solidifying His integral role within the Trinity.

In conclusion, the Holy Spirit’s divinity is a cornerstone of Christian faith. Believers filled with the Spirit partake in the same divine power that raised Christ from the dead (Romans 8:10-11), highlighting the Holy Spirit’s active and transformative presence in their lives.