All inspiration, all gifts of the Spirit, and all fruit of the Spirit, come from one creative source. What we can do is it to recognize the grace that is evident among others, and perhaps explain that this is given to them by the Holy Spirit of God. We should conclude this celebration of the multifaceted work of the Holy Spirit of God with an astonishing fact. But because He was fully human, he was willing to go into the jaws of death with no power to escape from its power. Paul announced the tremendous implications of the resurrection with these words.
Humans have no power in themselves to survive in any form the disintegration of their bodies.
All the Spirit's gifts are astonishing and wonderful, but the creative loving grace of resurrection surpasses them all. It seems that, as with other manifestations of grace, humans can refuse that resurrection to the light and love of heaven. In the next chapter we will see how God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, complete their work by perfecting ordinary humans to love the way God loves. The end product will be experienced in a heaven that is perfect beyond every human aspiration. And obviously life after death and the very possibility of heaven is the supreme gift of grace.