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The final volume of the Theo-Logic focuses on the work of the Holy Spirit. Though Balthasar devotes some thought to the relations within the Trinity and to the problem of the filioque, he spends the better part of the volume presenting his ideas of the objective and subjective aspects of the Spirit’s person and work.

lives (26:24). The post-Easter community, instructed to plead for the expected gift of the Holy Spirit, is drawn into discipleship of its Lord (who is in process of withdrawing); he is well aware that the saving gift he will bequeath to them flows from his mortal wound: “If any one thirst, let him come to me, and let him who believes drink” (Jn 7:37). The Evangelist here rightly interprets what “flows” from the Lord as the Spirit, who is “not yet there” because he presupposes the death of Jesus;
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