the Paraclete

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The Paraclete is a term in Christian theology, especially in the Gospel of John, referring to the Holy Spirit as an advocate, comforter, and guide for believers after Jesus’ departure.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Paraklētos 1
Spiritus Paraclitus 1
the Paraclete canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian theological term
theological concept
title of the Holy Spirit
associatedEvent Pentecost
associatedWith Jesus Christ
contrastedWith spirit of the world
describedAs Spirit of truth
linked to: Spirit of Christ
describedIn John 14
John 15
John 16
doctrineIn pneumatology
function to convict the world of judgment
to convict the world of righteousness
to convict the world of sin
to glorify Christ
to guide into all truth
to remain with believers forever
to remind believers of Jesus’ words
to teach all things
to testify about Jesus
identifiedWith Holy Spirit
linked to: God the Holy Spirit
influenced Christian hymnody
Christian liturgy
Christian spirituality
languageOfOrigin Greek
meaning advocate
comforter
counselor
helper
intercessor
mentionedIn Gospel of John
operatesIn Church
individual believers
originalForm Paraklētos
linked to: the Paraclete
promisedBy Jesus Christ
religiousTradition Christianity
role advocate for believers
comforter of believers
guide for believers
indwelling presence of God
teacher of truth
witness to Christ
sentBy Father
linked to: the Father

Jesus Christ
timeOfSending after Jesus’ ascension
after Jesus’ departure
titleUsedBy Johannine community
viewedAs divine person
third person of the Trinity

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Farewell Discourse containsTeachingOn the Paraclete
Pope Benedict XV issuedDocument Spiritus Paraclitus
linked to: the Paraclete
Paraclete originalForm Paraklētos
subject linked to: the Paraclete
linked to: the Paraclete