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In Hebrew, the word for wind/breath/spirit is ruach, which is feminine (like all nouns for body parts). Some theologians use that as an argument for calling Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) "she". In Greek, "Pneuma", is neutral. Hebrew does not have a neutral gender for words and when there is a pronoun in the original text, denoting ruach or pneuma, it is in fact masculine. It is understandable that many theologians would disagree with call the Ruach HaKodesh female.
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I have been lost with no shepherd surrounded by tricksters and sinners. I will not stop looking for more of the holy spirit. Thank u for this. It has brought me peace for tonight thank u....
It is January 16 2024 ugh my heart is exploding 😂 such a time as this!!! He led me here this early morning to your words. Ambassadors are waking up from their slumber. ❤❤❤🙏
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Is the Ruach female?
In Hebrew, the word for wind/breath/spirit is ruach, which is feminine (like all nouns for body parts). Some theologians use that as an argument for calling Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) "she".
In Greek, "Pneuma", is neutral. Hebrew does not have a neutral gender for words and when there is a pronoun in the original text, denoting ruach or pneuma, it is in fact masculine.
It is understandable that many theologians would disagree with call the Ruach HaKodesh female.