21.04.14 Pentecost -- Acts 2:1-12

Episode 210414 • April 13, 2021 • 00:11:00
21.04.14 Pentecost -- Acts 2:1-12
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21.04.14 Pentecost -- Acts 2:1-12

Apr 13 2021 | 00:11:00

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Show Notes

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We all love a gathering for celebration, don’t we? Every nation has specific holidays which celebrate its heritage. For the Jewish people, God designed three great annual festivals and God urged that at least some from every family would come to Jerusalem, from wherever they lived, for these week-long celebrations, if at all possible. It was like a huge ‘family reunion’ each time they came. Can you see it… huge migrations of people coming from all directions to Jerusalem for these festivals. 

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