In my defense, I have provided photographs of my findings. My claim is that the photographs are of the Holy Spirit.
Yet you cannot show that this is so.
As has been pointed out.
The Holy Bible is a good resource book on the Holy Spirit.
Incorrect.
The Bible is good resource book on
claims about the "holy spirit".
Neither that book, nor any other, has evidence that such a thing exists.
My findings, along with my colleagues findings of Noah's Ark and the Egyptian chariots under the Red Sea, suggest that the Holy Bible is a reliable source of information.
Your own links do not support the claim the ark OR those chariots have been discovered, therefore your claim that Bible is reliable source of information is wrong.
Further, even IF the ark and chariots HAD been found they would no more support the Biblical claims of "holy spirit" than does the actual existence of 100 Acre Wood or Christopher Robin support the contention that Winnie the Pooh mounted (successfully) an expedition to find the North Pole.
One is physical evidence of a claim about the physical world, the other is a claim about something non-physical which has zero evidence to support it.
I present scripture as a reliable source of information about the truth of the Holy Spirit.
And that claim is unsupported.
In few other books is the Holy Spirit described. So to understand the photographs that I have presented of the Holy Spirit, scripture must be consulted.
In other words the only source for the "veracity" of claims about the "holy spirit" is one book - the one that makes those claims in the first place.
A book that has been shown to be faulty on numerous other claims (especially ones that can be checked against other sources/ reality).
There is, therefore, no reason to suppose that any claims it makes that cannot be checked should be taken as factual.
I am willing to show patience in addressing any concerns to the contrary.
Really?
You'll show patience addressing concerns to the contrary, so long as people end up agreeing with you:
I am not open to any other explanations other than the Holy Spirit.
In other words, YOU are not going to listen to "concerns to the contrary"
except to refute them (as far as you are able).
I have provided ample testimonies of people bearing witness to having seen the orbs with their naked eyes. Many people witnessing the orb in this world believe it to be spiritual in nature. It has been called a spirit orb, angel orb, Ezekiel's wheels and a supernatural orb as well. It is one of the unsolved mysteries of this world. I am here staking claim to having solved that mystery...it is indeed the Holy Spirit.
None of which constitutes
evidence to support your claim.