Where does the Holy Spirit's writing need to be in a believer?
The Holy Spirit's writing must be on the heart of the believer. Scripture describes believers as living epistles, written not with ink but by the Spirit of the living God, not on tables of stone but on the heart. This inward work marks genuine transformation and is known and read by all men.
Les explains that Paul calls the Corinthian believers his epistle, written in his heart and known and read of all men. He then cites that they are manifestly the epistle of Christ, ministered by him, written not with ink but with the Holy Spirit of the living God, not on tables of stone. Les emphasizes that this writing must be on the heart, for believers are living epistles with the Holy Spirit's work written on the heart. That is where it all has to be.
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Where is the Holy Spirit's writing placed in believers — on tables of stone or on the heart?
That writing of the Holy Spirit is not on tables of stone but on believers themselves — they are living epistles with the Spirit's work written on the heart.