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For forty days He had been with them before He ascended to heaven. 'Number Delimiters' only apply to 'Paragraph Order'. Many signs and wonders were done: This was evidence of the power of God. I know baptismal regeneration folks can get wrapped around the axle on topics like this one. The entire period between it and the passover, the waiting period of the disciples, was filled full. Since it is incomprehensible that God's Holy One should be bound by death, the resurrection was absolutely inevitable. How many people were in the upper room 1. Whoever is chosen will join us as a witness of Jesus' resurrection. "
The idea of "being drunk in the Spirit" has no foundation in Scripture; the comment from the mockers on the Day of Pentecost had no basis in reality. The sound of this fast, mighty wind would make any of these men and women who knew the Hebrew Scriptures think of the presence of the Holy Spirit. Whether it's sharing a simple comment or two on someone's Facebook page about God's love for them, or taking an evangelism class at a local church so that you can sharpen what and how you share with others, look for and take the opportunities God gives you to let others know about your own relationship with Him so that they can grow in their relationship with Him. How large was the upper room. Falling headfirst there, his body split open, spilling out all his intestines. We assume that they did receive the Spirit at that time. Okay, a little more on the upper room...
Peter, who had denied Jesus just a few weeks earlier, stood up with the other disciples, and spoke to the crowd: "Fellow Jews and all of you who live in Jerusalem, let me explain this to you; listen carefully to what I say. Here are his points: Acts 1:26 is referring to the 12 Apostles, then Acts 2:1 says "they were all together". "They entered the city, and they went up to the upper room which was now their fixed place for meeting. King James Version (1611). God came in the form of fire to deliver message, encourage, warn, prepare for a future event. Now when they heard this…"What shall we do? " Although many translations read that He "breathed on them" the phrase "on them" is not in the original. What Happened in the Upper Room When Jesus Told His Disciples to Receive the Holy Spirit? by Don Stewart. Simply, all Israel should know that even though they crucified Jesus, God has declared Him both Lord and Christ. There may have been an amphitheater in Jerusalem.
And began to speak with other tongues: In response to the filling of the Holy Spirit, those present (not only the twelve apostles) began to speak with other tongues. Apse marking the spot of the 1st century Judeo-Christian Synagogue. So Jesus said to them again, "Peace to you! Jude, Thaddeus, the brother of Yeshua, Jesus, was also the brother of James the lesser and the son of Mary and Alpheus.
God's fire came during dedication of Solomon's Temple in 2 Chronicles 7:1. It functions as a synagogue, so a head covering for men must be worn. The Upper Room couldn't have accommodated the 15, 000 – 30, 000 people who would have gathered at this event. Some see it as another reception of the Holy Spirit. Jesus had given them the vision.
Ruby's comment on 2013-07-30 15:19:14: praying for peace. All agree that Pentecost came on Sunday. While it is true that the context is Jesus sending out His disciples with the message of forgiveness, it is not necessary to assume that this happened at that moment. The Holy Spirit sat upon each of them.