Day of Pentecost

[@alinapereira3283]

Thank you holy spirit ,we need you

[@atmakesabaran]

Jesus is our saviour

[@savagesooner4891]

OBEY Acts 2:38 for salvation!

[@Elected_one]

Amen

[@aquillafleetwood8180]

Amen...

[@sweetnuthin]

will I go to hell if I don't

[@demarpowell2654]

@@sweetnuthin yes

[@demarpowell2654]

@@Kingdom_Warrior1 then what is?

[@glittersilver7779]

Thank you Holy Spirit! Help us all please we need u! ❤️

[@scottmedhaug4107]

the story is incorrect. the Spirit fell on them while they were in the Temple. read carefully

[@timothydirig8843]

The APOSTLES were in the upper room on the day of PENTECOST 33AD

[@yokocute5422]

I want to be like as Peter, when preach the gospel 3000 people saved. I want to more more be saved.

[@deepabongale5324]

Thank you Holy spirit 🔥🔥 Holy spirit is the Heart of the GOD

[@madelynmeza26]

Upper room Holy Spirit ❤️‍🔥🕊

[@jackbottriell5617]

I love you god :)

[@neallyreps7410]

y would u belive in this shit its so dumb bruh

[@glittersilver7779]

It’s NOT dumb!! If u don’t believe, why are you hear watching?? Why are u hear listening? Something brought you here! I pray 4 u BRUH!

[@itz_alex8870]

@@neallyreps7410 U don't believe in god? At least I know I always will.

[@blakeleaitua8434]

@@neallyreps7410 .-.

[@driftwood5504]

so write his name in capital letters

[@jnhook8086]

I love the scripture references on the bottom of the screen

[@snehalmadaye5659]

Baptism in spirit means baptism in the Holy Blood of Jesus which can purify the sinner if he confess his sin and turns to God for his eternal mercy

[@johnau8793]

Prays Jesus Christ Holy Bible (Matt 4:17) From that time on Jesus Began to preach, ""Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is near." Prays Jesus Christ. Amen. Hallelujah.2022.

[@RazorAlex88]

I LOVE IT!!! Pentecost Sunday was yesterday and we celebrated the birthday of the church!

[@alinapereira3283]

Amen 🙏🙏🙏

[@sheilahgloria3832]

Happy Pentecost Sunday!!🕊️✨❤️

[@annpayne4381]

They heard them speak in their own town languages and dialects. This was a supernatural event. Paul said tongues woud cease. Meaning they would stop. This is why so many Pentecostals today have to be taught their language before they are sent to other countries.

[@janellewolfe2165]

I HAVE LEARNED MANY MANY MANY MANY MANY MANY SPIRITUAL ACCUSATIONS FROM FATHER GOD AND JESUS CHRIST THEY HELPED ME SOOOOO MUCH AND FOR THAT I AM HAPPY THRIUGH FATHER GOD AND JESUS CHRIST ROKOTASHAKATA HALLELUJIAH!!!!!!!!!

[@savagesooner4891]

OBEY ACTS 2:38 for salvation

[@laurasan491]

Amen

[@lizpasha7697]

Watching in 2019/06/05 Waiting for Pentecost in four fays

[@bukfanta]

EEEEEE its 2020 NoW YeY

[@marisolpaz7849]

Plan of salvation! Acts 2:38!

[@scottmedhaug4107]

The story is incorrect as they were in the temple when the Sprite fell on them. Acts doesn't give some dogmatic statement of truth either.

[@faithwisdom788]

Happy Pentecost

[@maddikotesh3809]

Please upload full movie or give me link

[@CaapriceTube1]

Amen 💕

[@kamlaadams-mcduffus7558]

Today is Pentecost Sunday. May 20, 2018. Have a blessed day in the sanctuary. I pray you will receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.

[@princemassi3472]

Amen

[@UNBELIEVABLETHINGSSHOWN]

Let's pray...n open our heart to God

[@lashondrarayford472]

never seen this before, i love it!!!

[@snehalmadaye5659]

God is spirit. After Jesus went to heaven along with his heavenly body, God the almighty knew that his spirit would still be left there when he was alive on earth and this spirit of Jesus after his ascension in heaven is what was left on earth. Hence this spirit is the only gift to us after the PENTECOST from GOD.

[@davidfain3902]

Great! Some don't know what Pentecost is. We had a birthday party to celebrate the birth of the New Testament church. Today's service w at Fcc in Deland was super. YOU should have been there, including two baptisms.

[@bjorkstrand7773]

the pentacost happened on the summer solstice and the 12 spoke 7 languages each.

[@kjenamor08]

amen! :)

[@eunicecherutich9870]

❤❤😊😊

[@elprincipedepazunitedmetho9762]

Gloria a Dios/Praise God

[@vanapallirajesh2246]

our father is created as like him be live it in jesus Christ of Nazareth Amen.,

[@sedsworld1672]

05/23/2020 Awaiting!

[@janellewolfe2165]

PRAISE WORSHIP LIVE LOVE HUG KISS FOCUS HALLELUJAH AMEN ON HEAVENLY BLESSING AMAZING LORD CREATOR FATHER GOD AND HEAVENLY BLESSING AMAZING LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST

[@mjknosp2993]

Happy Pentecost Sunday!

[@aminaghajamali8921]

amen🙏

[@janellewolfe2165]

FATHER GOD AND JESUS CHRIST ALWAYS AND FOREVER AND ALWAYS FOREVER AMEN AND HALLELUJAH ROKOTASHAKATA!!!!!!!

[@angelaodd9906]

So am I

[@clarvery]

Wonderful! Never seen before. What movie is it taken from?

[@bukfanta]

It says it in the description: It is "Acts if the Apostles"

[@MrAnthonieify]

Thank you for sharing,this beautiful vid... Ton

[@Thai-watchmen1]

we need the holy spirit to serve God.

[@feliciabradbury2281]

Beautiful. This is taken from the movie "The Acts Of The Apostles"

[@IMJW1000]

The Kingdom of God will be taken from you and be given to a nation producing its fruits.-Matt. 21:43. In the first century C.E., Jehovah cast off the unfaithful nation of Israel. However, that did not mean that he would be without an organization of loyal servants on earth. Jehovah transferred his blessing to a dynamic new organization centered on Jesus Christ and his teachings. It had its start on the day of Pentecost 33 C.E. At that time, about 120 disciples of Jesus were gathered at a place in Jerusalem when “suddenly there was a noise from heaven, . . . and it filled the whole house.” Then “tongues as if of fire became visible to them and were distributed, and one came to rest on each one of them, and they all became filled with holy spirit and started to speak in different languages.” (Acts 2:1-4) This amazing event furnished undeniable evidence that Jehovah was backing the new organization, the one consisting of Christ’s disciples.

[@CaapriceTube1]

🙏🏾💕

[@rubialilanotabz8804]

Amen🙏🏼💫

[@jean-lucnewby2809]

this is a very good and intresting movie it helps me to learn about pentecost

[@donnadiggity9399]

Be patient and endure Saints ! God bless

[@charlenewilliams1109]

how beautiful

[@tanclover8954]

im only here bc of my teacher

[@LivingTestimonyfd]

Awesome!

[@EngPheniks]

Happy Pentikos Sunday

[@aquillafleetwood8180]

Circa 60AD, Paul said there was only ONE BAPTISM! Acts 2: 38...Acts 22: 16, Romans 6: 3, I Peter 3: 20-21.... Google Aquilla Fleetwood, Night Signs.....

[@ajokedayo1108]

how greatness

[@landersolcrisostomo2701]

Shoutout gr 12 angels hi sainyo

[@noelromansr1st867]

So many people could tell about jews Hebrews etc" yet no one could completely get 1Cor 14: 40 ah"

[@slimgal7881]

i want a better understanding of the gift of the holy spirit and the miracles of the holy spirit.' it seems like that gets misinterpret in this passage

[@web30mill]

Today is Pentecost...6/16/2013

[@simonbrum3551]

Jerry Williams im in 2020 now watching this for an re lesson

[@buboylambat]

While the PHARISEES were gathered together, JESUS asked them Saying , What think ye of CHRIST? whose SON is he? they say unto him, The SON of DAvid And he saith unto them, HOW then doth David in spirit CALL Him LORD, saying, The LORD said unto my Lord, SIT THOU ON MY RIGHT HAND, till I make thine ENEMIES thy footstool? If David then call him LORD, HOW is he his son? Then spake JESUS to the multitude; and to his disciples, Saying, The scribes and pharisees SIT in MOSES SEAT; All therefore whatsoever they BID you observe, that OBSERVED AND DO; but do not ye after their works; for they say; and do not For they bind HEAVY BURDENS and GRIEVOUS to be borne, and LAY them on men's shoulder, but they themselves will not move them with one of their fingers. But all their works they do for to be SEEN of men; they make BROAD their phylacteries, and ENLARGE the boarders of their GARMENTS, and love the uppermost rooms at feasts, and the chief seats in the synagogues. AND greetings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi, rabbi.. BUT BE NOT YE CALLED RABBI; for ONE is your MASTER, even CHRIST; and all ye are brethren. --- Matthew 22: 41-45- , 23:

[@janellewolfe2165]

GLORY TO

[@MrFamiliaayala]

peace b.w.u. blessings jardinero de jesus

[@kiethborres5668]

alleluiea

[@godholyspiritdestroyedallm575]

YES!!today is for isisfongs miracles & life long beseeching thee THE UNIQUE CREATOR LORD OF THE LORDs HEAVENLY FATHER GOD GLORIFIeS HONOR LORDS’ SALVATION LED BY LORD HOLY SPIRIT empowerS humble meisisfong heal anoint save provide magnify TRINITY-GOD ALMIGHTY POWER TO DO at once praise in the name of merciful LORD DEAR GOD WONDERFUL JESUS Amen BILLIONS thanks

[@michellebullock3683]

JESUS CHRIST DIED ON THE CROSS FOR OUR SINS AND HE WAS BURIED AND HE ROSE AGAIN THE THIRD DAY ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES IF YOU HAVE FAITH WHICH MEANS YOU BELIEVE WITH ALL OF YOUR HEART IN THE GOSPEL MESSAGE OF JESUS CHRIST WRITTEN AND FOUND IN THE BIBLE YOU SHALL BE SAVED AND GO TO HEAVEN JOHN CHAPTER 3 VERSE 16 AND HEBREWS CHAPTER 1 VERSE 1 AND 2

[@andyjacob8540]

this was how it was in the beginning before the devil and his evil artisan try to make mockery of it...

[@snehalmadaye5659]

To thine own self is true. And what is false then - still guessing ? - getting away from God, getting away from spirit,getting away from life

[@kavikv.d.hexenholtz3474]

n reading the Biblical account of what transpired on Pentecost, it is rather obvious that this is not the same phenomenon as the modern Pentecostal/Charismatic “speaking in tongues”. The description of the event is, at first glance, virtually an ancient ‘textbook example’ of what is known as xenoglossia or xenoglossy - the ability to speak in a REAL language the speaker has in no way, shape or form ever been exposed to. With respect to what transpired however, there is a very viable alternative which, if given serious consideration, completely negates the need of a language miracle (xenoglossia) or ecstatic speech (glossolalia). We are told in Acts that there were Jews from “all nations” gathered in Jerusalem for Pentecost. The narrative goes on to state specifically where those visiting Jerusalem were from; i.e. it is a listing of geographic places (10) and ethnic groups (5). Further, ‘every nation under heaven’ (i.e. Diaspora Jews) is not to be taken literally, but rather in the context in which it was written; i.e. the locations mentioned in the list. Nowhere does the narrative specifically mention what languages these people spoke. This has led many people over the ages to assume that each location and ethnic group referenced in the narrative had its own specific language or languages; it is just naturally assumed that the Diaspora Jews spoke a dozen or so languages which the disciples were not at all familiar with. Numbers range from about a dozen to almost twenty. In examining Acts through the eye of sociolinguistics, we can discover a whole new understanding of the narrative. The masses of “devout Jews” referred to in Acts may be divided into two groups: those that lived in Palestine/Israel (Group 1) and those of the Diaspora (Group 2). The bulk of the crowd would have most likely consisted of those from Group 1 since they lived the closest to Jerusalem. This is analogous to having some sort of say conference of Linguists in Boston. The bulk of attendees would come from the New England area, with lesser and lesser percentages of attendees coming from further and further away with the smallest percentage coming from abroad. In other words, as far as Pentecost is concerned, the native language of by far the majority of people in the crowd in Jerusalem on that day would have been Aramaic as most attendees would have been from Jerusalem and the surrounding area. Turning to the Diaspora (those Jews living outside of Israel/Palestine), most scholars differentiate between eastern Diaspora and western Diaspora. One of the differentiations is the native languages spoken. The people of the western Diaspora lived in areas around the Mediterranean basin that had been very heavily Hellenized for centuries. The primary language of western Diaspora Jews was simply Greek. Those Jews of the eastern Diaspora spoke Aramaic as their predominant language. In a nutshell, the crowds gathered in Jerusalem would have spoken two languages; Greek and Aramaic. Nowhere in the narrative does it state that the languages spoken were unlearned. To paraphrase from an excellent article written on the subject by Robert Zerhusen: “This creates a huge problem for any sort of language miracle to have occurred - the disciples would have been familiar with both languages. So what then were these “other tongues” the narrative refers to? Very simply, the “other languages” would have been nothing more than Greek and Aramaic. But why would the narrative call them “other languages” when they would have been familiar to the disciples (speakers)? Other than what language? Why would the crowd react with such amazement and even ridicule when they heard the disciples teaching/proclaiming in Aramaic and Greek (languages the disciples already knew)?” To gain a better understanding and to try and put it in better perspective one must look at the significance of Hebrew in Jewish culture. What one must understand is that in many ancient cultures (in this case the Jewish culture) the language of prayer, worship, and in some cases religious teaching, was very specific. Something we really don’t have today so it’s hard to relate to. In many cultures, when you prayed, you prayed in one specific prescribed language...period. For Jews, this was Hebrew. To do so in another language was simply unheard of and unthinkable (though Aramaic was allowed in some cases for some prayers). As odd and even nonsensical as it sounds to us today, for a Jew at that time, to hear someone praising, proclaiming, or praying to THEIR God in say Galatian or Assyrian, or even Aramaic and Greek for that matter, would have been utterly shocking and sort of akin to a cultural taboo; it just wasn’t done. This phenomenon, the use of two different languages by a people under certain social conventions is called diglossia. This exists today in some European countries. In Germany for example the language of the government, newspapers, television, education, etc. is High German whilst the general populace speaks in various Low German dialects. In Greece one sees “katharevusa” the “high language” of literature, education, etc., but people speak ‘demotic‘ the “low language” on a day to day basis. Both are Greek, just different forms. There is typically a distinction in prestige between the high language (H) and the low language (L). H is seen as superior to L in most instances. H is used to express more important thoughts, it is seen as somehow more beautiful than L. H is seen as connecting the community to its past, some would believe that H is more divinely sanctioned. In short, to use L in certain situations (religious settings, for example) was seen as a major taboo and culturally unacceptable. First century Judeans would have viewed Hebrew as the H language and Aramaic (and or Greek, depending on where you were from) as the L language(s). This is something akin to the Catholic Church where the H language is Latin and the L language(s) are the local vernacular(s). So strong are these taboos in some cultures that people have been killed as a result of violating them. William Tyndale, for example, was killed for violating ecclesiastical diglossia in England when he translated the Bible (H language - Latin) into English (L language - vernacular). “Other tongues/languages” to Judeans when it came to religion meant something very simple - languages other than Hebrew. These “other languages/tongues” for Jews in both Israel/Palestine and the Diaspora being Greek and Aramaic. The Jewish crowd expected to be hearing the priests conducting the liturgy in what they call “leshon ha-kodesh” - “the holy language”, i.e. Hebrew, the H language. This was the expectation even though Hebrew would not be intelligible to most of them; it was the cultural expectation. They would never expect to hear ordinary people boldly prophesying in an L language (Aramaic and/or Greek) in this situation. The importance of using the right kind of language in a particular situation was/is critical. . When people heard the disciples speaking in the L languages of Aramaic and Greek rather than the expected H language of Hebrew, they reacted in amazement and some were even angered by it and accused the disciples of being drunk. AS Zerhusen puts it, “To them, only a drunk person would be so uninhibited as to ignore the sacred/profane distinction inherent in the Jewish diglossia.” In summary, as far as Pentecost is concerned, there really was no language miracle (i.e. xenoglossia) and certainly no ecstatic utterances. It was simply the disciples prophesying and teaching in the common languages of Aramaic and Greek (which they all were familiar with) instead of Hebrew. This simple explanation not only encompasses the cultural expectations of the day, but completely negates the need for trying to explain a language miracle or ecstatic utterances. The true miracle here may have simply been the apostles finding the courage to go out and boldly preach; these were, we are told, people supposedly literally in fear of their lives behind locked doors after the execution of their leader, Jesus by the foreign occupiers (the Romans) of their homeland. The true gift of the Spirit may have been simply the courage for them to overcome this fear. The language used to speak to the masses simply Aramaic and Greek, being done for the first time to illustrate that the message of the disciples need not be solely limited to the expected H language of Hebrew.

[@aqoosh123]

What u want to say it is fake.becuse the outside crowd have different language from different location.when disicples pray they speak other tounge that spake still in penticostal church .the holy Spirit Power of God which also create Jesus . this power do anything things.jews not knowing the other tounge.other automatically come when pray and hold spirit come .but that was day when language miricale done by power of Holy spirit.and people convert to Christianity.when Peter addre s to them.

[@Pepperdove]

This is a really interesting explanation, and one that makes the whole event seem much more reasonable to have happened!

[@TheBanjoShowOfficial]

Interesting take, will have to read more on this

[@jean-lucnewby2809]

this is very intresting u know :)

[@seanea1413]

:P

[@nathalienatacha5826]

( Ac 2 : 2 )

[@toneroo90studios]

Hapi Pentecost day

[@EnterTherapy]

same film.

[@gillmulvihill5245]

Just no.👎🏻

[@blakeleaitua8434]

ok?

[@SolitudeW]

Amen