Pentecost represents two celebrations without delay. For Christians, the celebration is primarily concerning the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the miraculous present of the Lord, full with fiery tongues and evangelistic outflows. However that is all the time layered atop its first objective: as a pageant of the Jews celebrating the descent of the Lord upon Mt. Sinai and Moses’ reception of the Regulation from God. Each scenes–the primary from Acts 2 and the second from Exodus 19–are scenes crammed with fireplace and glory and the presence of the Lord, although their tenor is kind of completely different. In Acts 2, the believers rejoice joyously the arrival of God’s energy of their midst, whereas in Exodus 19, we learn that “all of the individuals who have been within the camp trembled.”
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