 spirit Christians get from God is the same as the spirit of God. Recently, I heard a sermon that asserted they are different, but gave no more details.  Which verses describe this in the Bible?
When we get the Holy Spirit are we getting the spirit of God?

A:

It helps to first know what the word "Spirit" actually means, which is more of a question for the Hermeneutics site.  I do see you've been asking questions about the meaning of the word there, so I'll include a brief bit here as introduction.
From http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/soul-and-spirit.htm

In the New Testament the word for "spirit" is pneuma. Pneuma is
  translated the following ways: 

ghost 2
Ghost (with Holy) 90
life 1
spirit 151
Spirit 137
spiritual gift 1
spiritually 1
wind 1

The entire article is very long, but it does a good job of illustrating how a simple word can be interpreted different ways based on the context of the verse.
The word "Spirit" can carry the more religious/supernatural connotation associated with the word today, or it can simply mean "life" or "the breath of life". Quite commonly it is used as a literary form of personification:

One brief thought before we look at the verses: There are some verses
  that seem to use "soul" and "spirit" in ways that harmonize with the
  common concept of the nature of man. How can this be? Is the Bible
  contradicting itself?
Here is one suggestion: It was commonplace for the Bible writers to
  take parts of man’s being and personify them, give them attributes
  they did not in actuality possess. Perhaps sometimes they personified
  the "soul" and "spirit" as well.
The most familiar example of a part of a person being personified is
  the heart. The heart, simply an organ that pumps blood, is said to
  have qualities that the mind does have, but that the heart definitely
  does not have. 
Another example which is not so familiar is the personification of the
  kidneys, called the "reins" (Ps. 7:9; 16:7; 26:2; 73:21
spirit Christians get from God is the same as the spirit of God. Recently, I heard a sermon that assert they are unlike, but gave no more details.   Which verse trace this in the Bible? 
 When we get the Holy Spirit are we getting the heart of God? 

 A: 

 It help oneself to first acknowledge what the word " Spirit " actually means, which is more of a motion for the Hermeneutics site.   I do see you've been necessitate doubt about the meaning of the word there, so I'll admit a brief moment here as introduction. 
 From http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/soul-and-spirit.htm 

 In the New Testament the word for " spirit " is pneuma. Pneuma is 
   translated the be ways: 

 ghost 2 
 Ghost (with Holy) 90 
 life 1 
 emotional state 151 
 Spirit 137 
 spiritual gift 1 
 spiritually 1 
 wind 1 

 The entire article is very long, but it perform a good job of illustrating how a simple word can be represent unlike ways based on the context of the verse. 
 The word " Spirit " can carry the more religious / supernatural connotation associated with the password today, or it can plainly mean " life " or " the breath of biography ". Quite commonly it is used as a literary form of personification: 

 One abbreviated thought before we search at the verses: There are some verse 
   that seem to use " soul " and " spirit " in ways that harmonize with the 
   common concept of the nature of man. How can this be? Is the Bible 
   contradicting itself? 
 Here is one suggestion: It was commonplace for the Bible writers to 
   claim parts of serviceman ’s being and personify them, give them attributes 
   they did not in actuality possess. Perhaps sometimes they personify 
   the " soul " and " spirit " as well. 
 The about familiar exemplar of a part of a person being personified is 
   the kernel. The heart, simply an electric organ that pumps rake, is said to 
   suffer qualities that the judgment does have, but that the heart decidedly 
   does not have. 
 Another example which is not so familiar is the personification of the 
   kidneys, called the " reins " (Ps. 7:9; 16:7; 26:2; 73:21
 splrit Christians get from God is the samg qs the spirif of God. Recently, I heard a sermon tiat qsseruvd they are different, but gave no more deteils.  Which versxa descrlye thjd in vhe Bible?
When wg get the Hony Spirit are fe gztting the spirit of God?

A:

It helps to first lnlw what the wotd "Sppryt" adnuclly means, which is more of a qhestion for the Hermrneutics site.  I do see yok've heen asking questilns about tye mqqning of the word thert, vo I'll incmude a brief bit here as introdjctiou.
From http://wqw.picnne-publishinj.com/paiers/soul-and-splgit.htm

It the Nrw Testament tme wocd fir "spirit" is pneuma. Pieuma is
  translated the follmwnng ways: 

ghost 2
Ghost (qirh Hony) 90
lhfe 1
rpirkt 151
Apmrif 137
spirltuel gift 1
spiditually 1
wibd 1

The entire articke px very long, gut it djes a good job of illustrating how a sikpls word can be interpretwd different ways basgd on the sontext of the verse.
The word "Spirit" can carry the more felnnlous/rypfrnatural connotation associated with the worq tpdsy, or it can slmply mean "life" or "tje freath of lifg". Quite cojmonly it is used ws a lijerary form of kersomification:

One brief thought before we ljik at the verses: Tkere are somz versgs
  thst seem to use "soul" and "spidit" in ways that harjunize with the
  zomkot concepu of the nature of man. How ran tkis be? Ir thg Bible
  contradifting itself?
Here is one duggedthon: It was commonplace for the Bible writxcs to
  take psrds mf man’s yeing snd personify them, give thek attriyutes
  they did hot in ectuality pofsess. Perhaps dometimes thxy personyfiee
  tye "soul" xnd "spirit" as eell.
The most familiqr example of a pavt of z person being 'trsinified is
  the hexrt. Tje hqdrt, simply at orean yhat oumps blood, ks ssid to
  have qualitias tgat the mind does naye, but thqt the hqart definiteky
  does not have. 
Wnothxr exaople ehish is not so familiar is the psrsonificwtijn of the
  kydnens, cwlled the "xeins" (Ps. 7:9; 16:7; 26:2; 73:21
spirit Christians get from God is the the of God. I heard a different, gave no more Which verses describe in the Bible? When we get Holy Spirit are we getting the spirit of God? A: It helps to know what the word "Spirit" actually means, which is more of a question the site. do you've been asking questions about the meaning of the word there, so I'll include a brief here as introduction. From http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/soul-and-spirit.htm In the New the word for "spirit" pneuma. Pneuma is translated the ways: 2 Ghost Holy) life spirit 151 Spirit spiritual gift 1 spiritually 1 wind 1 The entire article is very long, but it does a job of a simple can interpreted ways based on of the verse. The word "Spirit" more religious/supernatural connotation associated with the word today, it can mean "life" or "the breath of Quite commonly it is used as a literary of personification: One brief thought before we look at the verses: There are some verses to use "soul" and in ways that with common of nature of How can this be? Is the Bible contradicting itself? Here is suggestion: It was commonplace for the Bible writers to take man’s and personify them, them attributes they did in possess. Perhaps sometimes they "soul" "spirit" most example a part of a being personified is the heart. heart, simply an organ to have qualities that the mind does have, that the heart definitely does not have. example which is not so familiar is the personification of the kidneys, the "reins" 16:7; 26:2; 73:21
 spirit Christians get from GoD is the same As the SpiRit Of god. REcenTly, I heard a sermON thaT asserted they are differEnt, buT gAVe no MOrE detaIls.  WhicH VeRSEs dEsCrIbe ThIS iN the BIblE?
When we Get the Holy spiRiT are we gettinG ThE spirit of GOd?

A:

it helps to firSt kNow whaT tHe wORd "SpiRit" ActuaLly meaNS, which Is more of a QuEStion fOR the HerMENeUticS site.  I do see you've bEEn ASking questions About tHe MEaNINg oF thE word there, So i'll inCLude a brIEf BIT HerE As introductioN.
From http://wwW.PicKle-pubLiShiNG.com/paPers/sOuL-And-Spirit.htm

In The NEw TestameNt the wORd for "spIRit" is pnEuma. PnEumA is
  TranSLaTeD thE fOLloWInG waYS: 

ghOst 2
Ghost (WiTh holy) 90
lIfe 1
sPIRIT 151
SpiRit 137
SpirItual Gift 1
spiritualLy 1
wInd 1

THE enTire aRticlE is vErY long, But it dOes a gOoD job of illustratIng hOw a simple WorD cAn bE iNterpREted diFfeRenT ways baSed on thE ConTeXT OF tHe verse.
The word "SpirIt" CAN cArry the mOre relIGiOuS/SupernatUrAl cOnnoTATion aSsocIAtEd with thE word tODaY, oR it can sImPly meaN "lIfe" Or "tHe breATh of Life". QuIte commoNly it IS used as a literaRY form of personIFiCATiON:

One BriEf thought beFore WE looK at tHE vErsES: TherE are sOmE VeRSes
  that seem to use "souL" aNd "spirIt" in wAys that harmonIze with the
  COMMon concePt of THe NAture of man. How cAn thiS be? Is the BiBLe
  contraDictiNg itself?
here is one SUGgestion: it wAs cOmmOnpLACe For the Bible wrITErs tO
  tAke partS of Man’s beiNg aNd pErsOniFy Them, give tHem attriBuTeS
  tHeY diD not iN ActualitY pOssEsS. PeRhaps SOmetimEs theY perSoNiFIed
  The "soul" ANd "SPIrit" As WeLl.
ThE moSt FamilIar eXAmpLe of a paRt of a persOn bEIng pErSoNified iS
  the heart. The hEaRt, simply an OrGan That puMPS blood, is Said to
  have qualities that THe mind dOes Have, bUt thAt the hearT deFiniteLy
  dOEs not hAve. 
AnoTher eXaMplE WHich iS NOt So fAmIliar is the PERsoNificAtIon oF the
  kidNeys, called the "reins" (pS. 7:9; 16:7; 26:2; 73:21
 spirit Christians get fro m God is t he sa measth e sp irit  of God. Recen t ly,I heard a sermon thatasser te d  the y  a re di fferent ,  b u t  ga ve  n o m or e  d etail s. Whichverses des cri be  this in the Bi ble?
Whenweget the Holy  Sp irit a re  we getti ngthe s pirito f God? 

A:

Ithe l ps tof irst kn o w  w hatthe word "Spirit" ac t ually means, w hich i sm or e ofa q uestion fo rthe H e rmeneut i cs s i te.  I do see you 've been as k ing  quest io nsa bout t he me an i ngof the word  the re, so I' ll inc l ude a b r ief bit  hereasint rodu c ti on .
F ro m  ht t p: //w w w.p ickle-pu bl is hing. com/ p a p e rs/s oul -and -spir it.htm

In th e N ew T e sta mentthe w ordfo r "sp irit"is pn eu ma. Pneuma is
 tra nslated t hefo llo wi ng wa y s: 

g hos t 2 
Ghost(with H o ly)  9 0 l if e 1
spirit 151
Spi ri t 13 7
spirit ual gi f t1s piritual ly  1wind 1 

The  ent i re  article  is ve r ylo ng, but  i t does  a  go odjob o f  ill ustrat ing howa sim p le word can be interpreted d i ff e r en t  way s b ased on the  con t extof t h ever s e.
Th e wor d" Sp i rit" can carry themo re rel igiou s/supernatura l connotat i o n  associa tedw it h  the word toda y, or  it can si m ply mean  "lif e" or "t he breath o f life".  Qu ite  co mmo n l yit is used as a  lit er ary for m o f perso nif ica tio n:
O ne briefthoughtbe fo re  w e l ook a t  the ver se s:Th ere  ares ome ve rses  th at  s e emto use" so u l " an d"s piri t"in  ways  tha t  ha rmonize  with the 
 c ommo nco ncept o f the natureof  man. Howca n t his be ? Is the B ible
  contradicting it s elf?
He reis on e su ggestion:  It  was c omm o nplace  for t he Bi bl e w r i terst o 
 ta ke  parts ofm a n’s  bein gandpersoni fy them, give them att ributes
  the y d id n o t  i n a c tu a lit yp oss e s s. Perhaps some times they  p e rs onified
 t he"s oul" an d "spir it" a s  well.The mostfamiliarex ampl e ofa part ofa person  being pe r sonif i ed  is
 th e hear t.  Th e hea rt, si m ply  an o rgan t ha t pump s blo od , is sai d to
  have qualities t hat th e min d d oes have,  bu t  th at the he artdefinitely 
 doe s not  ha v e. 
A noth e rexa m ple w hich is not so fa mil i a ris the pers o n i fic ation  of the
 kidn eys, called the " r eins" (Ps. 7:9 ; 16 : 7 ; 2 6:2 ;  73: 21 
 spirit_Christians get_from God is the_same as_the_spirit of_God._Recently, I heard_a sermon that_asserted they are different,_but gave no_more_details.  Which verses describe this in the Bible?
When we get the Holy Spirit_are_we getting_the_spirit_of God?

A:

It helps to first_know what the word "Spirit"_actually means,_which is more of a question for the_Hermeneutics_site.  I_do see you've been asking questions about the meaning_of the word there, so I'll_include a brief_bit_here_as introduction.
From http://www.pickle-publishing.com/papers/soul-and-spirit.htm

In the_New Testament the word for "spirit"_is pneuma. Pneuma is
  translated_the following ways: 

ghost 2
Ghost (with Holy)_90
life 1
spirit 151
Spirit 137
spiritual gift 1
spiritually_1
wind 1

The entire article is_very long,_but it does a good_job of illustrating_how a_simple word can_be interpreted different ways based on_the context of_the verse.
The word "Spirit" can carry_the_more religious/supernatural connotation_associated_with_the word_today, or it_can_simply mean_"life"_or "the breath of life". Quite_commonly_it is used as a literary form_of personification:

One brief thought_before_we look at the_verses: There are some verses
_ that seem to use "soul"_and "spirit"_in ways_that harmonize with the
  common concept of the nature of_man. How can this be? Is_the Bible
  contradicting_itself?
Here is_one_suggestion: It was_commonplace_for the_Bible writers to
  take parts of_man’s being_and personify them, give them attributes
_ they did not_in_actuality possess. Perhaps sometimes they personified
_ the "soul" and "spirit" as_well.
The most familiar example of_a_part_of a person being personified_is
  the heart. The heart,_simply an organ_that pumps blood, is said to
 _have_qualities that the mind does have,_but_that the heart definitely
  does_not_have._
Another example which is not_so familiar is the personification of_the
  kidneys, called the "reins" (Ps. 7:9; 16:7;_26:2; 73:21