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The Word of Knowledge by the Same Spirit | Smith Wigglesworth Study Guide

He lists a word of knowledge among the manifestations of the Spirit and places its use within the good of the whole church.

A companion Bible study from Vince Baker Ministries

What does Paul say about the word of knowledge?

He lists a word of knowledge among the manifestations of the Spirit and places its use within the good of the whole church.

Read the passage in context

Paul pairs the word of knowledge with other manifestations and repeatedly names the same Spirit as their source.

From the passage to daily life

Read chapter 13 after the gift list. Love gives a community a way to consider how and when to share something it believes may help.

Discussion and reflection

  1. What does Paul say about the word of knowledge?

    He lists a word of knowledge among the manifestations of the Spirit and places its use within the good of the whole church.

  2. How should I share a possible insight?

    Use humble language, leave the other person free to disagree, and seek mature counsel when the matter is consequential.

Put the study into practice

Write the difference between an observation, an inference, and something the text of Scripture explicitly says.

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How Wigglesworth influenced Vince Baker

Vince Baker came to Christ on July 9 at age 17. For his July 26 birthday, his grandmother gave him Albert Hibbert’s Smith Wigglesworth: The Secret of His Power.

Vince recalls that God spoke to him as he read about Wigglesworth’s life and ministry. The book shaped his own walk with God and the way he teaches about faith, prayer, and yielding to the Holy Spirit.

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Quotes for further reflection

“Do not rest satisfied with any lesser experience than the baptism that the disciples received on the Day of Pentecost.”
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“Even if God anointed you with a double portion of His Spirit, if you don’t have faith, it won’t do you a bit of good.”
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Frequently asked questions

What does Paul say about the word of knowledge?

He lists a word of knowledge among the manifestations of the Spirit and places its use within the good of the whole church.

How should I share a possible insight?

Use humble language, leave the other person free to disagree, and seek mature counsel when the matter is consequential.