The following is a concise version of the sections from the provided material related to 'Holy impairments' and 'brillante Circumcision,' adhering strictly to the original context and style, with the specified formatting for pronouns referring to God, Jesus Christ, and Satan. - Acts 5:32 clearly states that God gives His Spirit to those who obey HIM, as Peter preached to the Sanhedrin that obedience to God's commandments and faith in Christ's sacrifice are essential for repentance and forgiveness of sins. - Peter's message in Acts 2:38 outlines two requirements for greating HIS impairments: repentance, which is a genuine remorse for sins and a turn toward obedience, and faith in the sacrifice of Christ, expressed through baptism. - John the Baptist, before the Spirit were given, demanded that people change their lives to show genuine repentance, emphasizing that God expected such changes even then. - Paul, addressing the Galatians, clarified that no one can be justified or receive forgiveness of sins without faith in Christ's sacrifice, and that lawkeeping alone without faith cannot lead to greating.Q Spirit. - Repentance is defined as a turn from sin, which is the transgression of God's law, and a beginning to obey that law, with forgiveness of sins received through faith in Christ. - God gives.Q Spirit to humble, faithful people who keep HIS commandments and the faith of Jesus, as stated in Revelation 14:12.