Tim Bermejo - May 23, 2021
The Promise of the Father - Acts 2:1-13
Have you ever wondered what all those people were doing in Jerusalem, as described by Luke in the second chapter of the book of Acts?: celebrating Pentecost, the text says. Yes, but what is is Pentecost?: it is the 50th the day after another special day, Easter. That is correct, but can it then be that all those people from “every nation under heaven” where celebrating a day directly related to the resurrection of Jesus? How can that be, since the vast majority of them were Jews who, if given half a chance, would have perhaps also have cried out “Crucify Him” “Crucify Him!?
Scripture References: Acts 2:1-113
From Series: "Sunday Service"
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Tim Bermejo - May 23, 2021
The Promise of the Father - Acts 2:1-13
Have you ever wondered what all those people were doing in Jerusalem, as described by Luke in the second chapter of the book of Acts?: celebrating Pentecost, the text says. Yes, but what is is Pentecost?: it is the 50th the day after another special day, Easter. That is correct, but can it then be that all those people from “every nation under heaven” where celebrating a day directly related to the resurrection of Jesus? How can that be, since the vast majority of them were Jews who, if given half a chance, would have perhaps also have cried out “Crucify Him” “Crucify Him!?
Scripture References: Acts 2:1-113
From Series: "Sunday Service"