In his teaching on spiritual gifts in Corinthians, Paul said that all gifts are inspired by

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2016 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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In his teaching on spiritual gifts in Corinthians, Paul said that all gifts are inspired by
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In his teaching on spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians, Paul said that all gifts are inspired by the same spirit. This means that the source of all spiritual gifts is the Holy Spirit, and not the individual's own abilities or efforts. The Holy Spirit gives different gifts to different people, as He chooses, for the purpose of building up the church and spreading the gospel message. So, all gifts are from the same source, the Holy Spirit, and not from the individual's own abilities or efforts.
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