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Living Waters of Grace 09.16.25 · Living Waters of Grace / Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland Sunday Services

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  This is Living Waters of Grace, the teaching ministry of Clark
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  Wofford, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel of Westmoreland,
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  County of Greensburg, PA. Now here's Pastor Clark as he
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  continues teaching through God's Word.
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  They were in unity. They weren't fighting or
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  arguing. They were waiting on the Lord
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  that it wasn't their prayer that brought this power of God upon
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  them. This was ordained by God.
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  And so some people think today, well, we need to have another
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  Pentecost. Well, I, I don't want to depress
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  you, but there's only one Pentecost that happened already.
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  But there's plenty of opportunity for more infillings
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  and empowerment of the Holy Spirit throughout your life.
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  It doesn't just happen one time when you get saved.
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  Unity in faith is like a choir singing in a harmony, creating
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  space for God's voice. In today's message, Pastor Clark
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  unveils how the disciples waiting together without
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  conflict experienced God's ordained outpouring of the
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  Spirit. The Holy Spirit offers fresh
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  infillings and empowerment throughout your life, not just
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  at salvation. It's not your striving or
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  perfect prayers that bring this. It's God's plan.
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  Are you open to the Holy Spirit's ongoing empowerment in
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  your walk with the Holy Spirit now?
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  Here's Pastor Clark in Acts Chapter 2 with today's edition
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  of Living Waters of Grace. We're in the book of the Acts
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  and we're going to study Pentecost today.
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  Chapter 2. In order to receive from the
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  Lord the power of the Holy Spirit in our life daily, we
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  have to be in a place of vulnerability and and
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  understandable weakness. If we're all together and we
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  think we got our strength all set up and we got everything
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  laid out that no matter what happens we can handle it, then
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  we're usually not good recipients of the need for
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  empowerment of the Holy Spirit. We're used to doing life our own
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  way and our own strength, but whenever we're weak, we have a
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  desperate need for the power of the Holy Spirit.
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  And I, I love the teaching of Paul in 2nd Corinthians 12
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  before we go into Acts. He had this affliction health
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  issue, and he asked the Lord three times that it might depart
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  from him in chapter 12 of Second Corinthians verse 8.
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  And he said to me, And this is the Lord's word to Paul, My
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  grace is sufficient for you, for my strength is made perfect in
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  weakness. Therefore most gladly I will
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  rather boast of my infirmities, that the power of Christ may
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  rest upon me. Therefore I take pleasures and
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  infirmities and reproaches and needs and persecutions and
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  distresses for Christ's sake. For when I am weak, then I am
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  strong. Paul understood the principle of
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  becoming aware of his own inability, his own weakness, his
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  own situation in his own life. He could not overcome in his own
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  power, his own ability. And I have that verse by my bed.
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  And sometimes when I go to bed at night or I get up in the
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  morning, I sense my own personal weakness and my need of the
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  Lord. And I'm so comforted and
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  couraged that it's not a bad thing to feel weak.
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  Matter of fact, it's a good thing to know you're weak
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  because in that weakness, that's when the power of God is
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  manifest. That's when the strength of God
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  will show up in your life, when you recognize your weakness.
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  And so that's a promise. And so when I think of the book
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  of the Acts, and I also think of the promise of Jesus in regard
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  to the person of the Holy Spirit, Jesus said, and I read
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  this last week, I want to review it again in chapter 14, verse
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  15. If you love me, keep my
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  commandments. In other words, obey the Lord in
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  your life moment by moment. If you love the Lord, you're
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  going to want to do what he asked you to do and that this is
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  this is not in front of other people.
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  This is your own private life, your own integrity of where you
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  are with God moment by moment and the decisions that you make
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  moment by moment. And Jesus says the evidence of
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  our relationship with him and and our love for him is living
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  in obedience and surrender to him.
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  And he said, and I will pray the Father, and he will give you
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  another helper, that he may abide with you forever.
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  The spirit of truth, whom the world cannot receive because it
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  neither sees him nor knows him. But you know him, for He dwells
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  with you and will be in you. And I will not leave you
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  orphans. I will come to you.
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  So this wonderful work of God, the Holy Spirit in the book of
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  the Acts, this is the beginning of the church age.
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  Acts chapter 2. If you have your Bibles, you can
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  turn there. If you don't, you can listen or
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  look on your phone, whatever you app you have there for your
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  Bible. We will go through this chapter
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  of Acts, part of it at least today.
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  Now I just want to set the stage.
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  We have Passover significant in the sense of the day that Jesus
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  was crucified on Passover, Jewish feast, and then you had
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  the Feast of First Fruits was the resurrection that occurred 3
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  days after the death of Christ. And then you have the feast of
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  Pentecost which is 50 days after the resurrection.
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  So these were all lined up in Jewish history to show the
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  Jewish people that Christ was truly the Messiah.
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  Now they would still celebrate these various festivals and not
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  tie Christ into it because of the deception and the lies that
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  were going around regarding who Jesus was.
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  And did he or did he not truly raise from the dead?
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  And then we had the Feast of Tabernacles in the fall.
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  So there was three major feasts that the Jewish people took
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  pilgrimage. The Jewish males took pilgrimage
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  to go up to Jerusalem. And so here we are now at at
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  Pentecost and the city is jam packed.
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  The Jewish people celebrated Pentecost for the giving of the
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  law. That's when Moses gave the law.
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  Now we are in a different dispensation beginning at this
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  particular point. Now we have church history when
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  the church's birth and the day of Pentecost.
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  Now we have to think about the people who were invited into the
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  temple court somewhere in the temple compound to have enough
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  room for 120 people and that eventually 3000 people who would
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  listen to Peter's sermon on that day and and become Christians.
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  3000 people had to be a pretty big area to house all those
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  people. At one time.
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  These people that were called to go up into the room to wait.
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  Jesus said you go after he ascended 10 days.
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  They were to wait until the Holy Spirit came upon them.
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  What were they like during those ten days?
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  What, what was happening with them?
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  Well, we know from last week, it says they were in one accord.
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  They were in unity. They weren't fighting or
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  arguing. They were waiting on the Lord.
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  But it wasn't their prayer that brought this power of God upon
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  them. This was ordained by God.
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  And so some people think today, well, we need to have another
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  Pentecost. Well, I I don't want to depress
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  you, but there's only one Pentecost and it happened
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  already. But there's plenty of
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  opportunity for more infillings and empowerment of the Holy
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  Spirit throughout your life. It doesn't just happen one time.
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  When you get saved, you need to continually be filled.
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  But the difference between what happens in the book of the Acts
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  here and what happened to you and me is that I wasn't baptized
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  by the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. I was baptized by the Holy
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  Spirit when I got saved. The moment I got saved, the
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  moment you got saved, you were baptized into the body of
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  Christ. The body of Christ didn't exist
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  the way it does now until the day of Pentecost.
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  And on the day of Pentecost, that's when all these people who
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  were believers were baptized by the Holy Spirit into this entity
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  we call the body of Christ. And Jesus being the head of the
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  body, and we're parts of the body.
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  And so these folks that were waiting for this to occur, they
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  were very, I'm sure, intimidated in a lot of ways.
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  They were weak. They were in weakened
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  conditions. They were gathered together,
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  perhaps not knowing exactly what was going to happen and how it
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  was going to happen and what was going to happen to them because
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  of this event called Pentecost. So they weren't proud, they
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  weren't arrogant, they weren't independent.
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  They were in a place of surrender and a place of willing
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  brokenness to be able to receive from God the Father what he was
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  going to send by the Son in the person of God the Holy Spirit.
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  First Corinthians 12/13 for us today and those of us who are
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  believers and those of us perhaps maybe will come become
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  believers the day or in the days to come.
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  It says for by 1 Spirit are we baptized into the body of
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  Christ. So an unbeliever is not in
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  Christ. They're totally unaware of their
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  need of Christ. Most of the time they're not
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  even aware of the fact that there is a power called the Holy
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  Spirit, a person, the Holy Spirit.
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  The Holy Spirit is the one who convicts the world and convicts
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  lost people of sin. They need a savior of
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  righteousness. They're unholy, they're impure.
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  And the potential judgment of dying without forgiveness from
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  Christ and going into eternity without a savior, that's the
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  work of the Holy Spirit. He's also called the Comforter
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  and the Helper. And I mentioned that last that
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  we need to continually ask the Holy Spirit for help and to
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  comfort us not to try to do life in our own strength and try to
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  make it through by our own ability on our own wisdom, but
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  to be humble and say, Lord, I need your help or ask someone
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  else to pray for you or or to encourage you and the Lord we we
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  that's the purpose of the church to comfort and encourage and
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  minister to one another to be there for one another to help
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  one another. That's the health of of a Bible
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  teaching church is to have crisis ahead and we're all
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  serving him and serving one another.
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  And so these folks now are told in chapter 2, verse one, they're
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  waiting and it says they've been waiting for 10 days.
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  And verse one, when the day of Pentecost said fully come, they
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  were all with 1 accord in one place.
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  So they're they're waiting, they're not leaving each other
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  during this period of time. They're staying in this place to
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  receive what God, through the Lord Jesus Christ, God the
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  Savior, told them would come to pass.
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  And suddenly everything's real calm and sort of normal.
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  And then suddenly this is this happens in a blink of an eye.
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  Suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty
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  wind. They could hear this.
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  They couldn't see it, but they heard this noise probably sound
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  like 100 locomotives coming at them at one time.
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  And not only did they hear this wind, but everybody in that
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  compound that confines of Jerusalem where they were
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  located were also hearing the wind because it was eventually
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  going to attract thousands of people to see what was going on.
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  And it filled the whole house where they were sitting.
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  And so they weren't standing and they weren't jumping around.
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  They're they're just sitting there like you guys are sitting
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  here today. They're not knowing what to
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  expect. Nothing like this has ever
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  happened before in human history.
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  And then there appeared to them divided tongues as a fire, and
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  one sat upon each of them. And so you've got to visualize
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  this, that you've got 120 people in this room, and as you're
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  looking around, you're hearing this wind.
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  You're probably shocked and and awe and fearful.
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  What's going on? Is this a tornado or hurricane?
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  Are we all going to be killed? I mean, there had to be all kind
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  of thoughts going through their head.
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  The only was that when alarming and unlike anything they had
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  ever encountered. But they're looking and they're
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  seeing on top of each of the people's heads, the 120 there
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  something that appeared to look like a flame of fire.
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  It sort of reminded me when Jesus was baptized, it says that
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  the, the dove ascended, descended upon him, the Holy
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  Spirit to give the picture that Christ was the Messiah.
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  And they saw it visibly. And so in this case, they, they
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  see these tongues of fire. What does fire represent?
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  Fire represents the power to purify something.
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  Fire also represents the holiness of God in the burning
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  Bush, the fire pillar of fire by night as they travelled through
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  the wilderness with the Tabernacle.
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  Our God is a consuming fire, the Bible says So the fire of God,
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  the power of God, the glory of God, the the absolute holiness
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  of God is manifest in this picture of these fiery tongues.
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  You mix fire with wind and you get major energy explosion and
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  this is what was happening. The fire and the wind together
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  was creating this phenomena that was actually a physical
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  phenomena and they were experiencing this and and then
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  it says in verse 4, and they were all filled with the Holy
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  Spirit and began to speak with other tongues as the Spirit gave
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  them utterance. Now the Greek word for the idea
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  of tongues and also in verse 6, we'll get there in a minute when
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  it talks about them hearing the people, hearing these guys and
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  gals speaking in language was from the Greek word where we get
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  our word linguistic, we get our word.
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  I forget the word that slips my mind now, but it's the word that
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  means language. And so this was not babbling.
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  This was not something that was unable to be discerned as far as
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  what it meant. As we continue here, this is
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  literally a gift that they were given to proclaim the greatness
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  of God in the midst of all the people that would hear them.
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  This was something too that they weren't doing themselves.
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  It was the Spirit. The Holy Spirit was giving them
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  this utterance to do this and verse 5 and there were dwelling
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  in Jerusalem Jews, devout men from every nation under heaven.
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  There had to be at least 15 different people groups from
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  various places as far as Iran and Egypt and and the Roman
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  Empire and and and Greece and and this on and on and on.
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  So there was all these people with these multiple languages at
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  at this time in Pentecost visiting Jerusalem.
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  And when this sound occurred, the multitude came together and
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  they were confused because everyone heard them speak in his
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  own language. OK, this was not in Babel.
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  Like say I'm say I'm Greek and I'm there and I don't understand
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  Hebrew, but I'm part of this crowd and I'm hearing some of
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  these people speaking in fluent Greek.
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  The great acts of God throughout the Old Testament in the Bible.
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  The New Testament wasn't written yet.
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  So they would be proclaiming the greatness of God's deliverance
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  from the, the bondage of Egypt and Pharaoh and all the things,
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  the great things that God had done.
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  And someone else would be there and, and, and no Italian or
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  someone else would be there and, and no some other Egyptian
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  language or whatever. So the word I was looking for
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  was dialects. OK, That's the Greek word of
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  that word, language, dialects. So they were speaking in various
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  dialects, OK, at one time, and it's a reversal.
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  What happened at the Tower of Babel when they decided to use
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  one language to build that tower to get up to God and sort of
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  control things was all based on pride.
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  And God had to disperse the crowd by giving them different
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  languages where all of a sudden they couldn't understand one
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  another, right? Well, in this instance, now
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  everybody is understanding the same message given by the Holy
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  Spirit through these various languages.
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  This is the real gift of tongues.
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  I mean, we'll get into other things down the road, but I
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  mean, if I'm going to have a language, a gift to speak in
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  tongues, Lord, give me Italian. I'd like to travel Rome and not
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  have to study and be able to just talk to people and give
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  them the gospel, right, Without having to study, you know, this
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  software, learning how to speak a foreign language.
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  I mean, I took I took two years of Spanish in high school and I
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  all I can say is like buenas tarde or hostile luego como SE
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  almost dead. And I know that one.
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  I'd learned how to order breakfast a little bit because
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  one time I had to go to Mexico. So I wanted to know how to order
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  pancakes and panaceos and that kind of stuff.
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  Caliente chocolate. And I like that too, you know,
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  anyway, it's a lot of work to know a language.
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  Well, these people were, I learned it in regard to these
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  languages. Wasn't God was looking down and
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  said, well, you already know Italian, so you're going to
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  proclaim the greatness of God in this language.
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  And no, it was a supernatural manifestation of languages.
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  I talked to Mike Dawson one time and they spent many years in the
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  jungles. They're still there in the
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  jungles of Venezuela with the Anamont Indians.
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  He said, Clark, we prayed many times, Lord, give us a gift to
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  speak this language. It is brutal when you go into a
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  foreign country where there's no language and you have to point
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  at things forever to figure out does that word mean tree or
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  branch or leaf? I mean, it's it's it takes a
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  while to eventually know the language and then to be able to
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  write the language down in the Bible in the New Testament
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  translated and but he told me one time an interesting story.
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  His father was very pragmatic man, very balanced in his
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  theology, wasn't flying by the seat of his pants.
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  He knew the word, he knew doctor, and he understood what
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  the Bible teaches regarding truth.
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  And one time he was sitting there talking to a witch doctor,
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  trying to have a conversation, but there was no conversation
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  because he didn't understand Yanomano.
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  And the Yanomano Indian didn't understand him, his language,
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  But they were smiling at each other and talking to each other.
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  Well, lo and behold, years later, when this witch doctor
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  became a Christian, he said, I'll never forget that one time
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  you and I were sitting down there by the river talking, and
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  you were telling me about Jesus. And I understood what you were
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  saying. And he said what he says.
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  Yeah, you were talking to me. The way you were communicating
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  somehow was translated to me in my language, even though you
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  were speaking something different.
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  Now, that's only God. It only happened for a little
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  while, a little bit, but it was enough to touch that Indian's
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  heart and the Lord used it. I know missionaries I've talked
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  to for years, it's been years, you guys know, you study
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  language, you know to go to be a missionary.
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  And it wouldn't have been nice if you just would have been
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  given that gift and you can get on the plane the next day after
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  you were ready to go and just go give the gospel.
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  It doesn't work that way for some reason, but nonetheless, in
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  Pentecost here these are literal languages.
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  This is not Babble. If you would have been there and
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  said, well, these people are drunk.
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  And we're going to see what some of the people thought about what
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  was happening here as we studied this together, the the crowd's
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  response and when they responded to this, it says in verse 5, and
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  there were dwelling in Jerusalem, Jews, devout men from
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  every nation under heaven. So it gives you the idea of all
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  these different people groups. And when the sound occurred, the
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  multitude came together and they were confused because everyone
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  heard them speak in his own language.
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  I mean, that would be wild, wouldn't it, just to be able to
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  hear every language at that particular time being spoken at
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  the same time. And it's only resonating with
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  people who are from that particular people group that
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  would understand. Someone over here is talking
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  Italian, but if I'm Greek, I'm just listening to the guy that's
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  speaking in Greek and I'm hearing what it is he's saying,
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  OK. And so it says in verse 7.
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  Then they were all amazed and they marveled, I should say, so
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  I would be amazed and marveling too.
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  I marvel and amaze reading this. And they said to one another,
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  look, are not all those who speak Galileans?
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  I mean, they, they only knew like one kind of dialect, the
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  Galileans. And how is it that we hear each
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  in our own language in which we were born?
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  That's the question. How in the world is this
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  happening? It's a miracle, the work of God,
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  the Holy Spirit. Parthians, that's the first
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  people group and knees from Persia and Elamites, those
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  dwelling in Mesopotamia, Judea, Cappadocia, Pontius in Asia,
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  Phrygia, Pamphylia, Egypt and the parts of Libya joining
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  Cyrene, visitors from Rome, both Jews and Proselytites, Cretian
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  and Arabs, We hear them speaking in our own tongues the wonderful
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  works of God. So they were able to witness of
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  their faith in the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
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  biblically through the language to all these people who were in
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  town at Pentecost to celebrate the giving of the law.
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  No one expected this to happen except obviously our faithful
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  God and those he told that this was going to happen and why they
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  had to wait. But the world was not prepared
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  for this at this time nor were they expecting this.
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  I was listening to someone talk about this particular section of
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  scripture and they said Jesus one time in the scriptures was
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  they believe this could have happened by the portico of
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  Solomon with the big pillars where it had a big expanse of,
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  of space and cement where people could congregate.
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  And Jesus was over there one time praying and walking around.
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  And, and you would have loved to heard the conversation if you
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  could. But you know, he knew he was
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  going to go to the cross and die.
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  He knew he was going to suffer. He knew he was going to raise
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  again from the dead. But he probably walked around
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  that room and that big area of space.
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  And this was praising his father, saying it won't be too
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  long before they'll be 3000 people here one day.
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  They'll get saved by hearing the gospel from the Apostle Peter.
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  Thanks for joining us on today's edition of Living Waters of
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  Grace, a ministry of Calvary Chapel, Westmoreland.
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  Today, Pastor Clark is teaching about the book of Acts, and as
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  we learn more about Acts, it becomes clear that the early
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  church didn't miss a single opportunity to share the gospel.
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  In nearly every chapter, you see apostles like Peter and Paul
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  stepping into conversations, crowds, and crises with
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  boldness, ready to proclaim the name of Jesus.
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  Their example challenges us to consider how we might step into
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  gospel moments in our own lives. What doors might God open this
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  week for you to speak truth, offer hope, or live out your
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  faith in a way that points others to Him?
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  The story of Acts reminds us we are part of the same mission.
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  Today, let's live with eyes open and hearts ready to respond.
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  We hope you are challenged by today's message.
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  person this Sunday at 10:30 AM at 400 E Pittsburgh St.
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