In the Gospel of John, which Greek term did Jesus use to describe the Holy Spirit, often translated as 'Comforter', 'Counselor', or 'Advocate'?
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Correct answer: Parakletos
The word 'Parakletos' literally means 'one called alongside to help.' Jesus used this term in John 14-16 to promise that the Spirit would provide legal advocacy, comfort, and guidance to the disciples after His departure.
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