No. The Old Testament saints did not have the Spirit of Christ/Holy Spirit in them.No this is not accurate again. The OT saints had the Spirit of Chris in them. This was the word of God sown in their hearts as all have, but they heard the word of God come to them to their understanding.
David said "thy word hath ( past tense) quickened me". To be quickened ( or made alive) by the word of God is to be born again. Peter said we are born again by the incorruptible sed which is the word of God. Jesus speaking of the seed sown in the heart which is the word of God said if men believe that word they will be saved.
Jesus said to a man before the cross, this day salvation is come. Jesus said to the apostles before the cross , none of them is lost.
I can bring so many examples of OT salvation it is overwhelming. OT saints were born again by the word of God in them. This word is quick and powerful and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart. I am not just speaking of scripture here. Abraham had this word or the seed ( which is Christ ) in him also as Galtians 3 says.
There were times when the Holy Spirit was with them, but indwelling them as we are today. No.
Some of the Old Testament saints did have the Holy Spirit for a time, but they did not experience salvation because Jesus had not died yet.
I think that you should bring for your examples.
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