When 'ghost' is linked with 'holy' we have 'Holy Ghost', which is found only in the New Testament. On four occasions in the KJV it is translated 'Holy Spirit' (for example in Luke 11:13). The original Greek word is pneuma which is more frequently translated 'spirit'. Modern versions have 'Holy Spirit' (q.v.) consistently. Modern versions use 'ghost' for pneuma where the context refers to an apparition.

The Bible does not support the view that ghosts and spirits are disembodied 'souls' which leave the body at death and remain earthbound instead of going to heaven.

Gehenna
Genesis
Gentiles
Ghosts
  1. To "give up the ghost"
  2. "Holy Ghost"
Glory
God
Old Testament names for God
  El
  Eloah
  Elah
  El Shaddai
  Elohim
  Yahweh
Gog, Magog
Gospel
Grace
Grapevine
Grave