A.B. Simpson emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit as the Comforter, highlighting His presence as a constant source of support and guidance for believers. He explains that the Holy Spirit, or Paraclete, is not only a comforter but also empowers Christians to live effectively and fulfill God's will. Simpson elaborates on the Holy Spirit's indwelling presence, His eternal companionship, and His role in teaching and reminding believers of Christ's truths. He reassures that the Holy Spirit will remain with believers forever, guiding them in their spiritual journey and equipping them for service. Ultimately, the Comforter brings believers into a deeper relationship with Christ, making His presence more real and accessible in their lives.

G. Campbell Morgan emphasizes the significance of the Holy Spirit's coming as a comfort and guide for the disciples after Jesus' departure. He explains that the Spirit is a gift from the Father through the Son, highlighting the unique relationship and fellowship between them. Morgan elaborates on the Spirit's role as a teacher and messenger, sent to continue the work of Christ and to bear witness to His ministry. The sermon underscores the transition from the old dispensation to the new, where the Holy Spirit is given to all believers, marking a profound change in how God interacts with humanity. Ultimately, the message reassures believers that they are not left orphaned but are empowered by the presence of the Holy Spirit.

David Wilkerson emphasizes the role of the Holy Spirit as our constant companion and guide, highlighting that His mission is to lead us to Jesus and maintain our purity and holiness. He reflects on the disciples' sorrow at Jesus' impending departure and their concerns about who would guide them afterward. Jesus reassured them that the Holy Spirit would come as a Helper, providing comfort and direction in their lives. Wilkerson encourages believers to recognize the personal presence of the Holy Spirit, who is always with us, just as if Jesus were physically beside us. The sermon calls for a deeper understanding of the Holy Spirit's work in our hearts and lives.