Teasley Holy Spirit and Other Spirits

Teasley Holy Spirit and Other Spirits is about the Holy Spirit’s effect on the believer as wells as how other spirits (demons) try to affect mankind with specific unholy spirits.

THE HOLY SPIRIT and other spirits

by Daniel Otis Teasley, May 15, 1903

TABLE OF CONTENTS of Teasley Holy Spirit and Other Spirits

Dedication / Preface
Introduction

Part I—THE HOLY SPIRIT
The Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit of Promise
Dispensation of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit Dispensation Is the Last One
The Presidency of the Holy Spirit

OFFICE WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
Conviction
Adoption
New Birth
Sanctification
Baptism of the Holy Spirit and Fire
Earnest of the Spirit
Seal of the Spirit
Covenant (Part I)
Covenant (Part II)
Deed
Leadings of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit as a Comforter
Manifestations of the Holy Spirit
Benefits of the Holy Spirit
Fruits of the Spirit
Inspiration of the Holy Spirit
Sin Against the Holy Spirit
Gifts of the Spirit
Errors Concerning the Holy Spirit Refuted
Temple of the Holy Spirit
The Gift Unspeakable (Poem of 51 stanzas)

Part II—EVIL SPIRITS
Introduction to Part Second
Deceptive Spirits
Possessed with Devils
Spiritualism
Hypnotism
Magnetic Healing
Christian Science
Shaking Spirits
Spirit of Free Love
Spirit of Compromise
Accusing Spirits
Doubting Spirits
Conclusion

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DEDICATION.

To all who seek a closer walk with God, a better understanding of the Scriptures, and clearer leadings of the Holy Spirit; and to those who desire to escape the wiles of evil spirits and shun the deceptive pitfalls of sin, this volume is prayer fully dedicated.

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Preface

In offering this volume to the public, custom and duty demands me to add a few prefatory remarks.
The reader will find herein treated a variety of subjects, none of which have been selected to take up time or space. Many others have presented themselves to the author’s mind, but only those subjects of the greatest importance have been chosen.

Part I is given exclusively to a treatise on the Holy Spirit, and is concluded by a poem, “The Gift Unspeakable,” written expressly for this work by my friend and co-laborer, Robert Rothman.

Part II contains an exposition of evil spirits and their diabolical works. Thousands of such evil spirits and false ways could be mentioned, but we have treated only a few of the most prevalent and dangerous spirits of the present day.

I have not tried to be exhaustive in any of the subjects herein mentioned for several reasons: (1) Because the general reader appreciates practicability more than technicality; (2) Because most of the work has been prosecuted in the midst of evangelistic duties which robbed me of the assistance of reference books; (3) Because, like all other men, and much more than some others, I have been limited by my own fallible strength.

Whatever success I have achieved is due to the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and the gracious help of my Lord, who is the comfort and joy of my life. Whatever trace of fallibility the reader may find here he, or she, is humbly asked to pardon; but for the plain and definite truths herein contained I have no excuse to offer. Truth alone will free the soul from the bondage of sin and fit it to dwell above. Knowing this, I have told the truth, so far as my circumstances and ability would allow, unmixed with the poison of error or the leaven of compromise.

In this work the author has had two principal objects in view: (1) It has been my object to explain the Holy Spirit, His leadings, operations, etc., that the reader might “acquaint himself with God and be at peace.” (2) It has been my object to expose the workings of the spirits of devils, that the reader might escape the wily schemes with which they lie in wait to deceive. [5]

How well I have succeeded in revealing the beauties of the Holy Spirit and exposing the baseness of evil spirits, my readers must judge.

With a fervent prayer that these humble efforts may help some weary traveler on life’s way, or encourage some soul whom Satan has cast down, I am most sincerely,

Yours in Christ,
D. O. Teasley
Moundsville, W. Va., May 15, 1903 [/expand]

Daniel Otis Teasley

Daniel was the son of James A. Teas­ley and Rho­da A. Ha­mil­ton, and hus­band of Ora J. How­ard.

He en­tered the min­is­try of the Church of God de­nom­in­a­tion in 1896, and pas­tored in New York. Some time af­ter 1910, he be­came Gen­er­al Man­ag­er of the Gos­pel Trum­pet Com­pa­ny, where he worked un­til 1917. He then worked as gen­er­al man­ag­er of War­ner Press (1917–18).

Daniel Otis Teasley, 1876-1942
Died: November 15, 1942, Santa Ana, California.

His works in­clude:

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• Historical Ge­o­graphy of the Bi­ble, 1898, 1917
• The Ho­ly Spir­it and Other Spir­its, 1904
• How to Con­duct a Sun­day School, 1911
• The Go­spel Guide-book, 1918
• The Bi­ble and How to In­ter­pret It, 1918
• Private Lectures to Men and Boys
• Rays of Hope: A book of Encouragement
• Double Cure: or On Redemption Twofold
• The Gospel Guide Book
• Where do they come from?
• How to conduct a Sunday School
• Private Lectures to Mothers and Daughters on Sexual Purity
• Bedtimes Stories from the Old Testament

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Also see some Hymns he wrote here https://hymnary.org/person/Teasley_Daniel

Also see http://www.hymntime.com/tch/bio/t/e/a/teasley_do.htm

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