Martyn Lloyd Jones made significant contributions to the Welsh revivals and possessed a profound understanding of supernatural phenomena and the impact of the Holy Spirit. He established an annual Puritan conference and delivered sermons on revival, drawing on his gift of discernment. His counseling skills were highly esteemed, as seen in the lengthy queues of saints seeking his guidance. He was skilled at identifying the fundamental causes of their problems and providing practical advice that was frequently effective. His speeches on the Acts and the Gospels were captivating and engaging, as evidenced by the readers who picked up his book titled Revival, Sovereign Spirit, Baptism of the Holy Spirit. It is noteworthy that the concept of the Holy Spirit was not unique to a single individual, as many Puritans also held differing opinions on its movement and influence. This topic is particularly intriguing as it pertains to the transition from the old covenant to the new covenant, the arrival of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, and the variations in His operation between the Old Testament and the Book of Acts. While most individuals do not analyze the Holy Spirit's role from the gospels to Acts, Martin Luther did, and he recognized the dissimilarities in how the Holy Spirit manifested and functioned. The scholarly investigator observed that the Holy Spirit executes a baptism upon believers as a means of obtaining salvation. The investigator suggested that the Holy Spirit pervades all believers, depending on their willingness. Nevertheless, the investigator distinguished between the Holy Spirit's act of baptizing a believer and replenishing them on a day-to-day basis, and Christ's sending of the Holy Spirit and baptizing believers with the Holy Spirit to enable them and promote the propagation of the gospel.The objective of the aforementioned endeavor was to propagate the Christian spread to the ends of the earth. The speaker posited that the epistles addressed to various congregations were crafted for saints who had undergone a metamorphic baptismal encounter, resulting in a spiritually enriched environment within the church. The apostle Paul endeavored to manage this phenomenon. The speaker shared their individual contemplation of the Acts of the Apostles, which vividly illustrates the actions of the Holy Spirit. This literary work effectively communicates this facet.