The 7 Spirits of God - Audio Book - Divine secrets to the miraculous

When you hear or read the title, “The Seven Spirits of God” for the first time, the first question that will likely come up in your mind is, Does this mean God has seven Holy Spirits?
The Bible does show that there are “Seven Spirits of God.” It however behooves us to understand exactly what this means and how it applies to us in the New Covenant.
To start with, the number Seven is regarded by the Hebrew people as a sacred number, and throughout the Bible it is used to symbolize perfection, fullness, abundance, rest, and completion. The “Seven Spirits of God” therefore implies a “completeness” or “fullness” of the Holy Spirit, and this fullness of the Spirit is what every Christian ought to have, for it is our birthright.
One time, a highly-revered minister (whom I also hold in very high regard) said something many believers have accepted: that only Jesus didn’t have the Holy Spirit by measure, but every one of us born again, Spirit-filled believers has the Spirit by measure.
Well, I don’t buy that because it’s not in the Bible! The reason many Christians have accepted this is that they don’t understand the manifestations and capabilities of the Holy Spirit. They figure that the only way He can spread Himself throughout the whole world is to be in Jesus fully and in each of us in smaller measures. The truth, however, is that when you were born again and you received the Holy Ghost, you didn’t receive Him in a measure; you received all of Him!

Introduction 0:00
Chapter one 3:47
Chapter two 15:17
Chapter three 33:18
Chapter four 45:03
Chapter five 56:10
Chapter six 1:08
Chapter seven 1:18
Chapter eight 1:31
Chapter nine 1:36

Ch 1 The Seven Spirits
Ch 2 The Spirit of the Lord
Ch 3 The Spirit of Wisdom
Ch 4 The Spirit of Understanding
Ch 5 The Spirit of Counsel
Ch 6 The Spirit of Might
Ch 7 The Spirit of Knowledge
Ch 8 The Spirit of the fear of the Lord
Ch 9 The Fullness of the Spirit

The Spirit without measure.
When the Spirit of God came upon Moses, Samson, Samuel, David, Isaiah and all of God’s prophets, priests, judges and kings of old, they received the anointing in a measure. But the Bible says of Jesus, “For he whom God hath sent speaketh the words of God: for God giveth not the Spirit by measure unto him” John 3:34. Jesus was the first who didn’t have the Spirit of God (or the anointing) by measure but in His fullness.
This same Jesus, Who had the fullness of God’s Spirit, said to His disciples just before He ascended into heaven, “..as my Father hath sent me, even so send I you” John 20:21. Now think about it: If Jesus required the full measure of the Spirit to do the work the Father sent Him, and he has sent us the same way He was sent of the Father, why then should we be sent with a measure and not the fullness of the Spirit?
Moreover, Jesus said in John 14:12, “truly, truly, I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do, he will do also; and greater than these he will do; because I go to the Father”
How shall we do the same works that Jesus did, and even greater works, if all we have is a measure of the Spirit He has while He was here on earth?
But thank God, we are joint heirs with Christ Jesus. That means we have the same anointing that Jesus had. The whole Holy Ghost, not a part or measure of Him, is in us, praise God! Through this book, I seek not only to stir in you a strong desire for this fullness of the Spirit, but also to impart to you the revelation knowledge you require to activate it in your life.
It’s my strong belief and sincere prayer that through the teachings and revelations that will come to your spirit as you read this book, you’ll discover a new and deeper dimension of the Holy Ghost. You’ll be able to operate in His fullness always, and you’ll walk in the miraculous and the supernatural consistently.