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...oly Thursday]], [[Good Friday]], [[Easter]], [[Feast of the Ascension]], [[Pentecost]], [[Ordinary Time]] ...ativity Fast]], [[Nativity]], [[Theophany]], [[Great Lent]], [[Pascha]], [[Pentecost]], [[Transfiguration]], [[Dormition]], [[Intercession]]

topic_name = Pentecost | Pentecost refers both to an important Jewish feast day and the recognized beginning o

* [[Pentecost]], [[Baptism of the Holy Spirit]] ==Quotes==

...esus]] in the [[Gospels]]. Specifically, it refers to the experience of [[Pentecost]] described in the Book of Acts. Many other Christians understand Baptism ...after might or might not have similar experiences, but the single event of Pentecost itself was sufficient for all time and to ensure that all future [[baptism]

subtopics = [[Pentecost]], [[Acts|Book of Acts]] ==Quotes==

subtopics = [[Pentecost]] ...y of the beginning of the [[church]] in [[Jerusalem]] with the events of [[Pentecost]]. On this day the disciples were filled with [[Holy Spirit]] and began to

...Acts, we see Peter being present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in [[Acts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Acts 8]]) and to Cornelius and the ==Quotes==

'''Third Decade:''' The Descent of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost (Acts 2:1-41) == Quotes ==

...of Jesus wait until the coming of the [[Holy Spirit]], which occurred at [[Pentecost]]. ==Quotes==

...Acts, we see Peter being present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in Acts 2), to the Samaritans (in Acts 8) and to [[Cornelius]] and the [[G ==Quotes==

subtopics = Events: [[Pentecost]], [[Jerusalem Council]] ==Quotes==

...Acts, we see Peter being present when the Holy Spirit comes to the Jews at Pentecost (in [[Acts 2]]), to the Samaritans (in [[Acts 8]]) and to Cornelius and the ==Quotes==

...]] in the same visible way that the early believers did in [[Acts 2]] at [[Pentecost]], this showed that the Gentiles were welcomed into the church by God ([[Ac ==Quotes==

...it came upon them, probably in the same way that occurred in [[Acts 2]] on Pentecost - with wind and fire and tongues. This outward sign would have acted as def ==Quotes==

...tion of great authority to rule over the inhabitants of the kingdom. Jesus quotes almost verbatim from this passage in Isaiah, and so it is clear what he has ...nd he had the privilege of first preaching the [[Gospel]] to the Jews at [[Pentecost]] and then to the Gentiles at Cornelius' house.

==Quotes== ...23]]) and mocked by the Greek philosophers ([[Acts 17:32]]). On the day of Pentecost, the disciples were accused of being drunk ([[Acts 2:13]]). Stephen was acc

[[Acts 2]] tells the story of [[Pentecost]] where 3,000 Jews converted to Christianity on one day. Later in [[Acts 10 ==Quotes==