Pentecost: the Spirit Fell in the Temple NOT the Suburbs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ย. 2024
- The events of Act chapter 2 did not occur in an obscure suburban part of Jerusalem. It happened in the Temple as a fulfillment of several prophecies to Israel.
Much misery and confusion has abounded in the Church and the world as a result of not seeing this major event as part of the Last Days of Old Covenant Israel.
Thanks Al. I very recently heard about the Spirit falling in the Temple and your video coloured-in the details very nicely. So much getting explained in these days of figuring out eschatology. Excited for how the Lord continues to unfold things. Blessings, Love br. David - Canada.
Yes agreed, these languages were critical to the Jewish people and the immanent eschaton.
Jesus' disciples were in hiding. You couldn't actually think the religious leaders in the Temple just forgot what happened not even 2 months prior?
No the apostles and Mary were in the upper room where the last supper was, that's where the Holy Spirit entered into their souls.
How was it that these faithful Jews were not in the temple on Pentecost? Luke comments that they were "continually in the temple blessing God." Are you suggesting that they, for some reason, were not "and were continually in the temple blessing God." on that day? I am also curious to know how the upper room were passover was held was also big enough to hold 120?
You are correct. GOD had call the Jews to tarry for 50 days after Passover, which is (Shuvuot) or Pentecost, they were commanded to be at the TEMPLE. Leviticus 23. Plus Jerusalem was Destroyed after the revolt of Simon Barkokeba. So nothing like any house was Not standing including even the TEMPLE. Jerusalem has undergone many times of being destroyed.
The spirit is the the new testament covenant/commandment word of God our Father become flesh.
We are out of the valley and the shadow of death is upon us.
The foreign languages spoken were languages spoken by jewish people coming to celebrate the Feast of God called Shavuot.
Yes agreed, these languages were critical to the Jewish people and the immanent eschaton.