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Taking a three-fold approach to The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, Smeaton first examines scriptural testimony on the Holy Spirit. Next, he gives details on six aspects of the Holy Spirit: the perceived “personality” of the Holy Spirit; the Spirit’s influence by revelation and inspiration; how the Holy Spirit brings about an individual’s regeneration; the Spirit of holiness; and the Holy Spirit in...

“Whither shall I go from Thy Spirit? or whither shall I flee from Thy presence?” (Ps. 139:7). In this psalm, which may have been prepared before he ascended the throne, the omnipresence and omniscience which are affirmed of God are also declared to be equally the attributes of the Spirit of God. The psalm sets forth a gracious and beneficent omnipresence. It is only learned trifling, all too plainly betraying an unchristian bias, when it is expounded as meaning: “Whither shall I go from Thy stormy
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