Part 1 Chapter 1: An Initial Summary of Spirits in the Bible I want to offer a summary of the biblical explanation and conceptualization of spirits, so that you have some ideas of how some spirits can interact with each other, themselves, and the physical world. Why is study and knowledge of spirits important? For many reasons. The Deity is spirit (John 4:24), so how can we learn about Him and Love Him if we don’t care about spirits? Spirit is discussed and noted often in the Bible and not ignored, from the first verses about the beginning of creation (Genesis 1:2) to the verses near the end of the modern Bible (Revelation 22:17). The Father seeks those who worship Him in spirit (John 4:23). Spirits can be beneficial (John 6:63, Deuteronomy 34:9) or harmful (1 Samuel 18:10, Matthew 17:14-19). Spirits can change how you think and feel and act (Exodus 6:9, Numbers 5:14, Deuteronomy 2:30, Job 32:18). Some spirits have mysterious powers (Job 33:4, Acts 16:16-19, Mark 5:2-4, Matthew 8:31-33...
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