Pride and Prejudice - Mr Darcy shows Pemberley to Elizabeth

Mr Darcy turns on the charm and offers Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs Gardiner to show them Pemberley himself. The Gardiners are delighted and Lizzy realizes she might have misjudged Darcy. They have a walk and a lovely chat, and she agrees to come back to meet the rest of Mr Darcy's family and friends.

[@vineethg6259]

_“There is also one other person in the party,” he continued after a pause, “who more particularly wishes to be known to you. Will you allow me, or do I ask too much, to introduce my sister to your acquaintance during your stay at Lambton?”_ Darcy offers to introduce Georgiana to Elizabeth, not the other way round. It was a compliment of the highest kind to Elizabeth as it implied that it would be an honour to Georgiana to meet her, despite the great disparity in wealth and social status.

[@marinaguilherme8042]

Right !

[@martm216]

Very good point, and one I must confess that had escaped me.

[@edsepe2258]

Great point. I learnt another level of P&P today. The universe keeps expanding

[@dustbunny4527]

Quite a change from the first dance scene. He didn’t want to bestow honour to her.

[@emmahacker4020]

What a fantastic point!

[@midlandredux]

"Your good opinion is rarely bestowed, and therefore, more worth the earning" . . . Oh, the language! Darcy finally gets it EXACTLY right.

[@dagenn7904]

Also reminds one of Lizzie's reply right after Darcy made his first proposal: Lizzie: "I have never sought your good opinion..."

[@shirleycolopy4322]

@@dagenn7904 🤔 good point brought out…

[@wild..mere..]

The little smile on his face when he hears her approval! And he's so delighted to be talking so familiarly with her. 😍

[@Nickelini]

Nothing intelligent to add, but just want to say, wow, quality comments here!

[@mish375]

I love the look that crosses Lizzie's face when he says that. She's probably thinking, "Who are you and what have you done with Mr. Darcy?"

[@loryoly2662]

This reminds me: it’s the time of the year, when I have to read P&P for the millionth time

[@donnytaylor4820]

Ikr...i've been reading it more than twice yearly for the last 20 years...I absolutely love this story

[@jaishriram2674]

Same here

[@Commander_HangeZoe]

Same

[@beanie82]

same

[@linda_smilesrfree2744]

It's true, i can quote some lines verbatim. The Best P&P ever!

[@SabrinaPhynn]

Darcy is so much more confident and comfortable at home. I still love hearing his eagerness in his asking Elizabeth about her liking Pemberly...

[@marinaguilherme8042]

Mr. Darcy would like to know if Lizzy will enjoy living at Pemberley :-) Just in case... He's nervous and doing his best effrt to show Lizzy how he improves better his behavior, no proud at all, sweet and kind with them. Well done ! My favourite scene in this adaptation.

[@yvettemarshallTWN]

You can see she was in state of light confusion at his demeanor! Anyways, Miss Elizabeth would love living anywhere with Mr. Darcy as she loves his newness mixed with his oldness. He is a very fine man to be with.

[@audreymosra280]

Not that he is comfortable at home it is more like he's feelings gets the best of him that he act so not himself ❤️

[@mish375]

He's more comfortable on his home turf and realizes he may have a shot with Lizzie after all since she came to see his home. It's such a sweet but small detail, but he runs down the steps with eagerness, only to straighten his overcoat/vest to seem more proper. A nice indication that he's going to attempt to show Lizzie how he's trying to change.

[@CC3193]

Definitely an introvert!

[@daisycook2366]

Mr and Mrs Gardiner are my favourite secondary characters. So wholesome!

[@_RoseDawson_]

They are the only "normally civilized" close relative of Lizzy aside from Jane, 🤣

[@racheldollton]

@@_RoseDawson_ her dad is pretty normal too

[@_RoseDawson_]

@@racheldollton he was a normal (to us readers) but at that time, There would occasions when you would behave inappropriately

[@MultiEquations]

@@racheldollton Mr. Bennet wasn't at all a great father. He basically ignored his younger daughters, favored his older ones, took no interest in parenting and had a terrible plan for his daughters' futures. This is regency England so Elizabeth couldn't just attend university and find a job as we do now so him just ignoring this issue was super irresponsible of him. His plan for his daughters' future was basically to have a son, a not to so great idea when we consider the high levels of maternal mortality back then and no guarantee of a son. By the third daughter, he should have given more thought to how he could save more money to increase his wealth for the future and his daughters' incomes so that they would be more attractive to potential suitors. While I love the 1995 version, they were too kind to Mr. Bennet and too unkind to Ms. Bennet.

[@KarenLeos91]

They are so sweet, no only found Lidia but kind of also plaid Cupid with Elizabeth and Darcy 💜💜💜 they are some of the most normal characters in the whole series haha

[@emmahacker4020]

Mrs. Gardners simple yet poignant “Can you not?” was immaculate 😂

[@michaelgould3433]

It was kindly sarcasm.

[@mlwest4141]

Elizabeth still playing the clueless card 😆

[@JudyRMJ1]

Her pert, sweet, enlightened little expression as she says those words! Love her!

[@mish375]

Mrs. Gardiner the matchmaker.

[@FMDad-dm5qo]

Gardiners are so clutch in this story

[@jengoh3826]

I think Darcy's task of trying to show Lizzy that he is capable of civility toward those of "inferior connection" is made easy by the fact Lizzy's aunt and uncle are themselves no nonsense people. Had Darcy had to deal with Lizzy's mother, he would probably have failed.

[@lesserable]

So true.

[@KarenLeos91]

lmaoooooooo so true

[@mish375]

Remember earlier in the adaption when Mrs. Bennet was going on and on at Bingley's house? He rolled his eyes and stared out the window as Lizzie was trying to bear the embarassment.

[@haileyespinosa8400]

To be fair I too would of failed with her mother

[@ollieoreoo]

For sure. But I think by the end of the story after he had changed his ways so much maybe he could be more polite. But it is hard since she’s…the way she is lol.

[@harbster2]

Every scene in this BBC version is just perfect

[@Nickelini]

But this might be the most perfect

[@iwaisman]

Andrew Davies adapted the novel.

[@barbaramacrobie8561]

One little detail of Colin Firth's acting I just noticed - when he races out of the house frantically buttoning his coat, he takes the stairs down two at a time :D

[@landivanrensburg1444]

This scene perfectly mirrors the scene where Lizzy walks to Netherfield to see Jane and she comes around the trees and they are startled to see one another. He saw her unkept from walking, her cheeks red from the excersize and her petticoat muddy. In this scene she also sees him unkept, not fully dressed and wet from the water.

[@TheSanna26]

Never thought of this, but it works perfectly!

[@GrainneMhaol]

I never thought of it this way, but you're absolutely right. I like that meeting Lizzie in this state humbles him and catches him off guard. He's so adorably awkward and unstately yet instinctively polite - it's a great prelude to Lizzie falling for him.

[@nilla003]

In the meeting at Netherfield Lizzy makes the most adorabe faces, showing her lack of interest in (but unwillingness to abandon) convention. She does all the things dictated by her time yet makes it clear that those aren't her preferences.

[@michaelgould9825]

Jennifer Ehle is a lovely actress - those quizzical looks at Darcy as he is so polite to her aunt and uncle.

[@smarathe301]

Specially when she says her uncle and aunt live at Cheapside !

[@rebeccam7717]

@@smarathe301 It was her little test, to see if Darcy would turn tail and back away from them. Happily, he passed!

[@iwaisman]

@@smarathe301 and mentioned that her sister Jane was living with them. That's was a reminder of Darcy's behavior on Bingle--Jane couple.

[@dck578]

They were reunited to a very short scene in The King's Speech. Colin Firth plays George VI, and Jennifer Ehle plays Lionel Logue's (Geoffrey Rush) wife Myrtle.

[@anyili3196]

I laughed that Darcy sent away their carriage and immediately walked toward the garden as soon as he could without giving Lizzy time to protest or refuse. When you want to make your girl stay for longer, you need to send away her car/cab.

[@Nickelini]

LOL. A fine detail that had hitherto escaped me. (Also, that is the first time I (who has an English literature degree) have ever naturally used "hitherto". I'm gonna take a pat on the back and a high five for that one)

[@mish375]

@@Nickelini Reading or watching anything Austen automatically brings out the higher level English, it seems.

[@markm734]

0:25 Darcy flying down the stairs mumbling "shit shit shit shit shit" to himself lol

[@muzikizfun]

In the final scene where she looks over her shoulder at him with googly eyes you knew her heart had shifted for good!

[@foreverausten3178]

This is such a great shot. You can just feel Darcy's longing for Lizzie when he releases her hand after helping her into the carriage. Then when she turns and sees him watching her carriage depart. Oh my... The director Simon Langton was absolutely brillant!

[@nealm6764]

Yes, and it makes his speech later on puzzling. How he didn't allow himself to hope etc. How could he not have clued into this? I mean she was putting up a flashing "I love you" sign the way she looked at him here as they departed.

[@stephenwan1088]

@@nealm6764 On the “backward glance”, could it be that Elizabeth, while not yet in love with Darcy, was nevertheless intrigued by this new side of him that she had never encountered before and was impressed and captivated by this charming side? Would this be a fair assessment?

[@nealm6764]

@@stephenwan1088 That still would not lend to him thinking he had o hope with her. You ever see a woman looking at you like this and you know it isn't hopeless by any stretch.

[@Queenofthemuse]

I completely agree! This is one of the most beautifully captured scenes I’ve watched in a historical drama, and I have seen many over the years. The music also captures the emotions perfectly between Darcy and Lizzy in that final shot. Fantastic acting, directing and editing all round! ❤️

[@Pumo46]

He is so adorable !!!! Jane Austen was a genius . This chapter is my favourite. We all need a Mr.Darcy in our life !!!!

[@rhemaadina61]

I definitely do 😩🤚

[@pearlrauberts6234]

@@rhemaadina61 Me too, but THIS Mr Darcy/Colin Firth...

[@audreyconant1208]

This is my favorite chapter he’s trying so so hard and her gasp is EveRyTHiNg

[@MaruMiller]

One of my favorite scenes! And Lizzy's aunt is just THE QUEEN of shipping when she says meaningfully "Can you not?" :D :D :D By the way, only in this scene have I noticed how nicely the cut of Mr Darcy's coat emphasizes the figure. Really nice. He wore dark colors in most of the previous scenes, so the lighter color softens his character a bit and really suits him, dunno if this was intended by the director.

[@foreverausten3178]

He is SO handsome in the waist coat and boots! His tall, slender physique is perfect and heart pounding!

[@krislv9219]

Colin Firth is Mr Darcy!

[@ItsTella_]

now with you mentioning this, i believe it was! Colin chose black and dark clothing for darcy with a brief study of her personality and essence. and when he wears the light clothing, such as the green one, we have a softer darcy.

[@SuperThalberg]

There's a documentary on KZbin here (a few actually). One called "Pride and Prejudice Lasting Impressions" and one called "The Making of Pride and Prejudice" and in one of them, the director says she intended the cut of Darcy's clothes too emphasize.....well, his "best" physical attributes :)

[@AfterAFashionASMR]

Yes I was just noticing that too lol

[@Kisa01]

This is my favorite version of pride and prejudice

[@eliasjammal1043]

Jennifer Ehle should have received an award for her eyes expressions! Never seen such expressive eyes in my 74 years!

[@iwaisman]

She won a BAFTA.

[@MsJubjubbird]

I'm sorry she didn't have a more prominent career.

[@R.Kinney1492]

"I am as astonished as you are. I can't imagine what has affected this transformation." You tell her, Lizzie!

[@dfchang813]

“Can you not?” 😉

[@dschelada1]

0:46 - 1:14 The reaction of the Gardiner's in the background to each and every sentence they overhear is so well directed. It's lovely!

[@Commander_HangeZoe]

P&p of 1995 was the best of all and darcy and Elizabeth were also best here

[@aethanael]

Can't agree more!

[@yuezulia5405]

Have the same view.

[@riomichellecorrales7096]

“But your good opinion is rarely bestowed, and therefore more worth the earning.” How elegant their conversations are - even when sarcastic, it is still very pleasing. Hahaha. (This is a good answer to Simon Cowell’s appreciation of a talent.)

[@TuboTuba-ow5ei]

But he isn’t sarcastic: he’s being serious, which is why Lizzie is confused and answers with a quiet Thank you. Darcy had actually never been sarcastic, it was Lizzie’s prejudice that had made her think so. He always sincerely liked her and told her his real thoughts and feelings. Recall the piano scene when he says “you and I, neither of us performs for strangers”. Sii here Lizzie is beginning to understand this.

[@jennebaram9881]

This is significant because of how well he is treating her relatives- who he had previously insulted to her face. He’s treating them like equals.

[@klalakomacoi]

Mrs Gardiner seems to know a lot more than she's letting on.

[@midlandredux]

She's the bright and observant one in the family, as Lizzie is in hers.

[@michakj4994]

P&P of 1995 is my favourite version. Lizzy is fantastic - a lovely actress and a skilled one.

[@Willem2761]

At 1:17 the crucial test begins: how will Darcy treat her less well connected aunt and uncle. And Darcy passed the test wonderfully.

[@Willem2761]

3:45 is the next key moment as she accepts his invitation

[@christaselig6735]

I absolutely love this scene; it is so very precious, restrained, and understated in a manner unheard of today.

[@jesrmaxw]

Okay, so I have always been a team 2005 P&P fan, and don’t get me wrong I still am. However, the more a grow to understand Jane Austin and Pride and Prejudice story the more I adore this rendition. It is far superior to all that has come before it, and when it comes to storytelling and staying true to the source material there is no others that comes close. In saying all of this, I still adore the 2005 adaptations for its filming and locations as well as the film score. I also adore the witticism throughout the film. So I am most definitely team both, I think they both have their place in canon.

[@eunbitpark5251]

I was like "go get her, Darcy. Chase after her!"

[@PrincessRamsha999]

The moment around 2:40 when they begin walking together and she already looks like the mistress of the manor is... exquisite.

[@eskarinablack4830]

I like how he takes charge smothering them with friendliness.

[@geniehossain3738]

“But your good opinion is rarely bestowed and therefore worth the earning.” SWOOOOON

[@Burrito700]

They absolutely nailed it

[@mizofan]

The BBC's best drama series

[@robertfern5964]

Like no other two actors could have done. Simply brilliant.

[@melissastruxness512]

I can watch this show weekly and not get bored!

[@michaelgalt388]

These sequence of events were what got me addicted to this mini-series. I wish the movie didn’t rush these parts. And the Pemberley estate here is far more beautiful to me.

[@aliceb609]

Look at Darcy fiddling with his fingers at 2:54, shows how anxious he is to make a good impression on Elizabeth

[@silverlimosine]

Yes he’s playing with his ring. He does it in a couple other scenes- I think when she’s playing the piano at Rosings too

[@susanbinzer3395]

I detest a man in a pinkie ring but it does nothing to diminish CFs sexiness!

[@skylarangelheart9542]

It’s amazing how he got changed that fast!

[@rhemaadina61]

Dang ikr

[@aliceb609]

I'm just picturing him ripping off his past clothes to reveal an entire outfit underneath

[@AlasdairGR]

He changed faster than a Broadway actor during a short blackout. 😂

[@theimpossiblemary]

To be honest, several months passed between his first proposal in April and this encounter sometime during the Summer. He probably rehearsed many times for many weeks in front of one of his many windows 🤣

[@juliansydney9819]

Like Superman!

[@grandcarriage1]

Mrs. Gardener is SO GOOD in this scene.

[@laraluna9365]

Her gasp is drama! I love it lol

[@sandracopley18]

Such manners are beautiful ❤

[@jem_theelf]

I've had the chance to visit Lyme Park recently - the house they used as the exterior and grounds of Pemberley!

[@feynevan]

I just noticed after seeing this video for several times that at 1:00 the Gardiners suddenly look at Mr. Darcy after saying, “Then you approve of it?”🤭Bless the Gardiners 😊

[@VeWatchesVideos]

Seeing that Mr. Darcy has a hard time socializing, I wonder if that's why he specifically gravitates towards people like Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Bingley and the Gardiners. All are very "out there" people, of a "what you see is what you get" kind, unlike a lot of other people in polite society. To someone who has a hard time interpreting social cues, those kinds of people are much easier to interact with.

[@kelsisaam4414]

The Aunt: "Can you not?" *knowing look*

[@steveturpin4242]

Ms Ehle gets it so right every time.

[@ferencrupeck845]

Mr Darcy is so dashing and handsome in his britches and leather riding boots. No wonder Lizzie was smitten!

[@Timisoara-xb8pv]

I can never get too tired of the lake scene. My two favorite scenes are the lake scene ( from the moment she runs into him all the way when she leaves) , and the other favorite scene is ( of course) the proposal scene.

[@mish375]

This scene is my favourite part of the entire adaption. She realizes how much he has changed and begins to love him.

[@jelenaforfree]

The best scene ever made for television!

[@DCFunBud]

When Darcy asks to introduce his sister to Elizabeth, what is communicated is that he intends to ask her hand in marriage upon his sister's certain approval.

[@pershop4950]

I thought it just means that he's so close with his sister that he even tells her about Lizzie..a woman whom Darcy never formally dated or expressed his intentions with her but pined enough for her that he would tell his sister about Lizzie.

[@sixthjayhawk]

My interpretation is that Lizzie and Georgiana are the two most important women in Darcy’s life - the woman he’s in love with and his younger sister. Of course, he’d want them to meet each other. Even though Lizzie has rejected him, she’s still important to him and, at minimum, is a social acquaintance of his. Since she’s in the neighborhood, it makes sense he’d want to introduce them.

[@aleksandrajablan]

@@DCFunBud he already proposed once to Lizzy, whithout making intruductions between the 2 most important women in his life. So i don't belive he is looking for his sisters blessing, but instead wishes to show Lizzy the good parts of his self, being a great brother and having a loving relacionship with his sister does present him in a faborable light to Lizzy. As well he is testing the waters, to see, is there any hope to one day earn Lizzys love

[@iwaisman]

Perhaps he mentioned Lizzie when he wrote the letter to Georgianna back at Netherfield.

[@markr.devereux3385]

Best version by far Absolutely superb!! I think JANE AUSTEN would approve❤️

[@jaquelynebalsani5980]

They are so beautiful together

[@krislv9219]

There was not enough scenes of them together in the series-less Mr Collins and Lydia and more of them would’ve been better. ..they truly are beautiful together

[@wesleyzimmerman6093]

Her aunt: “Can you not?” 😂😂

[@jacktattis]

One of the great period series I have ever seen. The acting was sublime .

[@jenniferwellman5311]

I love this because you can tell the two of them of change their perceptions of each other. I love it❤❤❤

[@mariazedek1157]

I love this part so much, how he feels comfortable when people are in his house , and talks with ease

[@nightowl6260]

Lizzie was wisely evaluating him. Remember her efforts to "sketch his character", while dancing no less. He prejudiced himself by his haughty and insulting comments about here in their first aquaintance.

[@RevolutionaryLoser]

Mrs Gartner knew what was up.

[@laffytaffy6362]

This is my favorite Mr. Darcy outfit. Do you think it's just a coincidence that he comes out dressed similar to her uncle?

[@envivo2477]

"Then you approve of it" I see what you did theeere 😂❤

[@stelpenn6678]

That estate is gorgeous......sigh to live there ❤😍

[@thegreenmanofnorwich]

"I hope you're not displeased with Pemberley" Please, please like my house! I really fancy you, and I really do want you to like me back, but I think that you think I'm an arse, but please dear God, like me back!

[@IDidntWantAHandleYouTube]

This might be my very favorite scene in all of literature and it’s executed so well here!

[@jasnaflanjak9038]

Oh, I love the language here.. As it should be, unlike the other versions. My favourite

[@VillyVassel-eo3qo]

Swoon,,,😜 Mr Darcy the ultimate prize for the ladies,

[@sierrastanley3109]

Auntie knows what's up 😉

[@kalyanikulkarni2676]

Oh I can never get tired of this scene...so perfectly done!! Pray where can I see whole episodes??

[@leiaslizzy]

Kalyani Kulkarni they might be on Netflix maybe? That depends on where you live though.

[@kalyanikulkarni2676]

@@leiaslizzy Thank you! Its not there in India but I came to know that it is on Amazon prime ☺

[@leiaslizzy]

@@kalyanikulkarni2676 that's great! I'm so glad you found it!

[@DramaqueenEstrella27]

The series is also on hulu if you have access to it!

[@legofun211]

HBO max

[@CC3193]

I must say, when it comes to romance, I think this era got it right. Tinder is NOT the way.

[@stelpenn6678]

Yes I luv how men were such gentleman and had so much respect towards women.

[@michaelgould9825]

Those who claim an acquaintance with you - Mr Bingley and his sisters... Long pause ....oh............

[@nmaldarxyz]

That “ohh” is one of my favorite moments:) it carries a lot of meanings in it.

[@mish375]

@@nmaldarxyz She seemed both annoyed, surprised, and confused all at once. Brilliant bit of acting.

[@Larryberry961]

I used to think that visiting the great houses was a modern phenomenon. I didn’t realise that in their heyday they were open to at least some members of the public.

[@taranash2827]

Oh Yes :) A most astonishing transformation indeed and as a huge fan of the dashing Mr Darcy, I am eternally grateful for :)

[@dmlr4522]

My heart melts

[@ikapitangail690]

broooo the subtle detail of holding her hand towards the end😭😭😭 4:03

[@tnsampson2]

Speaking of great lines: Darcy: "Mr Bingley and his sisters." Bennett: ".... oh."

[@audreymosra280]

He started smiling and all lovely here ❤️

[@davidelkins9861]

oh, the yearning.

[@marinaguilherme8042]

Thank you for uploading this scene. P&P 1995 is a great series

[@benmichaels7304]

Jennifer Ehle is perfect.

[@rebekah1362]

ROFL - We must leave here at once!!

[@user-en6rf7jh6l]

Wonderful.

[@JK-ru5vo]

Oh man I want my own Mr Darcy 🫠

[@adelef8280]

Fine lodgings, Mr Darcy. He has rooms there I assume.

[@josephwillgoose]

Thanks for uploading this!

[@creature57]

LOVE this version! My favorite.

[@TroyConvers5000]

Can't beat the Red Dwarf version.

[@TM15HAKRN]

Darcy done lot of Practice with His talking abilities...trying to mingle..mayb aftr this He will sit being closed doors Not talking for Hes spoken so much Seeing Lizzie... To impress her😀😊😍😎😜

[@mandiebox7945]

Beautiful, absolutely beautiful

[@trevorpickering8660]

So beautiful 🤩

[@_dawonhoyou1248]

ㅠㅠㅠㅠ Darcy ♥️

[@SuperStargazer666]

The Gardiners did Elizabeth proud. I guess apart Friné Jane, they were the on sensible relatives she had.

[@user-ix9tv8dh6g]

🇷🇺🙋‍♀️ Я и не вспоминаю сколько раз пересматрела. 💯👍

[@ewaz6600]

Oh boy oh boy OH BOY!

[@pcojedi]

I love the BBC version

[@vivianpowell1732]

Jennifer Ehle in this production reminds me of Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark. Before she married Crown Prince Frederik, she was Mary Elizabeth Donaldson of Hobart, Tasmania in Australia.

[@silvershadow6298]

Spotify has it on audio, that's what I'm listening to :)

[@centigradz2centigradz289]

It is quite surprising to anyone that he is nice towards them. The Bennetts were very nice to Darcy from the beginning but he was the arrogant one insulting them and arguing with them every chance he got. If it wasn't for lizzie openly telling him that he was a douche to everyone he would never have changed. Being kind to someone and doing the right thing are two different things.

[@AAJJCCSS]

the hand. 4.03. contact.

[@sebastianopaolomanzella2336]

Tantissimi

[@KarenLeos91]

I love Elizabeth’s look introducing her family to him, just waiting to see him acting like an ass again at the fact that not only is she introducing the family he verbally abused but also bringing up Jane staying in London. Honestly he pisses me off. He deserved much more than the verbal beating she gave him for the way he acted. Reading the novel made me wanna get in there and kick the shit out of him.

[@johnpatmos4405]

"...Sirs, what must I do to be saved? And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house. "-Acts 16:30-31 KJV “As it is written, ‘There is none righteous, no, not one.'” (Romans 3:10, KJV) “For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God.” (Romans 3:23, KJV) “For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23, KJV) “But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8, KJV) “For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13, KJV) “Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.” -Acts 2:38