Pentecostal

Regarding husbands and wives, see I Corinthians 7 & 11. Also, please keep in mind that the Bible is not written as a textbook or a newspaper - rather, it should be read against the background of reason, tradition and experience.

It basically is an action taken knowingly, having been decided by satan, and accepted by man/woman. A woe to Satan will send you to hell in the end. Basically an agreement with the devil. Selling your soul to the devil.

Som are getting a passage way into Heaven but that is not why you want to have a faith; if you have a faith then you have that faith because you belive in it and you want to make the world a better place by having that religion, which includes being nice and sharing the peace in some cases. Hope that helps :)

No he is not

Well, this one thing is probably not recorded for it is just verbal, but I am sure that He said it many a time in his teachings. If you really want to get technical, a lot of what Jesus said is in the Bible, and if you just look for the red print in KJV (King James Version) of the bible, you can count how many times He said "Father" and I am sure you will get an approximation.

In Hebrew the name means Red or others interpret it Hairy.

The day of Pentecost was observed in Jerusalem fifty days after the celebration of the Passover, which commemorated Israel's deliverance out of Egypt. It is significant that this day was chosen by the Lord to begin the fulfillment of Joel 2:28: "I will pour out my Spirit upon all flesh…."

The Spirit came upon the waiting, praying disciples in an overwhelming manner. Their complete commitment to Christ and His commission evoked a mighty baptism of God's power. This was evidenced initially by their speaking in tongues (Acts 2:4). The Spirit was resident in their lives from that moment. The Spirit-filled early church witnessed many outstanding miraculous happenings (Acts 3:1-7; 4:31). They were able to lead victorious lives as a result of their Pentecostal experience. Two baptisms were disclosed on the day of Pentecost. There was a baptism in the Holy Spirit, and in the Apostle Peter's message that followed, water baptism in the name of Jesus Christ was commanded (Acts 2:38). This outward, physical baptism mysteriously merges with that of the Spirit, and is the "one baptism" of Ephesians 4:5. This is what Jesus referred to as being "born again" in John 3:3-7. And how wonderful to be born into the family of God-changed, transformed, and made a "new creature in Christ Jesus". No, Pentecost is not a denomination. It is a new birth experience. It is primitive Christianity made relevant to today's world. The people referred to as Pentecostal simply believe, teach, and receive all that transpired on that birthday of the church…Pentecost, 33 A.D. There is a church near you that embraces these basic Christian truths and experiences. You owe it to yourself to attend-and see what Pentecost can really mean to you!

The General Council of the Assemblies of God (USA), one of the largest Pentecostal denominations in the United States, was organized in 1914 by a broad coalition of ministers who desired to work together to fulfill common objectives, such as sending missionaries and providing fellowship and accountability.

Formed in the midst of the emerging worldwide Pentecostal revival, the Assemblies of God quickly took root in other countries and formed indigenous national organizations. The Assemblies of God (USA) is a constituent member of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship - one of the largest Pentecostal fellowships in the world.

According to the bible, the dove always symbolizes purity or holiness. A flying dove could therefore be used to symbolize the Holy Spirit.

The Bible commands all Christians to go out into all the world and proclaim the gospel. Some do this by proclaiming the gospel in their own towns. Some do this by going into other parts of the world to proclaim the gospel. Both are great.

Just prior to the kingdom of Saul which preceded David, who's time of King of Israel began about 1000 BC (one day before Christ, according to 2nd Peter 3).

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The entire of this age of flesh mankind is limited to a maximum of two weeks of of 7 days, each day being 1000 years in length.

The length of time is given in 2nd Peter ch 3

The first week is given in Genesis chapter 1 (a period of 7 days which are 1000 years in length each)

The remaining days of the second week start with Genesis 2 and continue foreword until today. Adam (ethhaadam) was formed on the first day of the second week (8th day) which matches the covenant with Abraham (Genesis 17).

We are now upon the 6th day of the second week

Christ reigns for the final day of this second week (Revelation 20)

Therefore we are in the waning hours of the final day, about to be 70 years into the final generation (2018).

Generational times are given to be 70, 80 years (Psalm 90:10) and 120 years (Genesis 6)

This provides three milestones 2018, 2028, and 2068

These are not absolute dates, they are mile stones of a generation, one must still watch for the signs provided by the Prophets, Christ and his Apostles

Most Pentecostal's believe in the scripture of Acts Chapter 2: Verse 38

Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.

People attending a Pentecostal church can wear any clothing they choose. If you are female, wear what you feel happy with, be it a skirt, jeans or slacks. I've seen all types of clothing. All people have different tastes. The "Pentecostals" are believers in God like most Christian denominations and we don't have set rules on what clothing to wear, long as we look decent. If a church tells its followers what clothing to wear or not to wear, then get out of that church and find another one. God is interested in our heart not what we wear, provided that we dress decently. No church has the right to tell its followers what clothing to wear.

Before Jesus descended into Heaven, he informed his disciples (the remaining 11 apostles) and others of His following that the Holy Spirit would be upon them, enlightening them as to Gods plan and their evangelistic work. A concise explanation may be found in 'The Acts of the Apostles, Chapter 2'

where in the bible can i find scriptures for pastor anniversary

No, he is, however, the presiding bishop of the PAW.

YES anyone can be a christian. A christian is anyone who believes in Jesus Christ. He was God's son, born of the Virgin Mother and died for our sins. He opened the doors between us and God. God wants a relationship with EVERYONE. If you believe in Jesus, you will have eternal life. It's God's promise. Don't be afraid to let him into your life, it's easier with him than without.

Firstly, Pentecostals are not a separate religion. Pentecostalism is a form of Christianity. Therefore, Pentecostals are identified firstly Christians, not as Pentecostals. The term "Pentecostal" comes from the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2 when the promised Holy Spirit was poured out on the original disciples. The two things that distinguish Pentecostals from other Christians are generally- * The belief that the activity of the Holy Spirit in the believer begins with salvation (the "infilling with the Holy Spirit") but may continue with an experience of empowering ("the baptism in the Spirit") which is evident by a God-given phenomena known as "tongues" ("glossalalia"). * The belief that the Holy Spirit can still administer the spiritual gifts of 1Corinthians 12 today through His people (tongues, interpretation, prophecy, healing, word of wisdom, word of knowledge, discerning of spirits, faith, and miracles). Pentecostals are distinguished from Charismatics over the first of these two points. Charismatics accept the second point but not the first point. Therefore, while there are entire denominations which are identified as "Pentecostal", the largest of these is the Assemblies of God, there are some denominations that have within them congregations which embrace the second point of Pentecostalism are usually identified as being "Charismatic". Pentecostals are generally characterised by vibrant faith, aggressive evangelism, bright worship services, prayer for the sick, the laying on of hands to impart spiritual blessing, the acknowledgement of demonic activity and the occasional need for unbelievers to be "delivered" from demons. Dr. Andrew Corbett www.andrewcorbett.net

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