Jesus is alive but if the Holy Spirit is to come Jesus must ascend into heaven (John 16:7). The disciples obey His last instructions and wait in Jerusalem. |
In those verses John is represented as baptizing with water, but the Messiah who was to come, as baptizing with the Holy Spirit and with fire. |
Before the Cross of Calvary, the people of Israel were called by John to turn from their sins because the promised Messiah of God had come. |
It is a solemn thing to remember, that all sin now is against the Spirit. There may be, no doubt, the unpardonable sin of blasphemy against Him. |
This account is about the acts of the disciples and the Holy Spirit. Jesus tells His disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit to come to them. |
John's baptism was water baptism, an immersion of persons in water: he was the first administrator of it, and therefore is here mentioned by name. |
Jesus wants us to have a different answer for why we believe. Why you believe will affect the outcome of what has been promised to you. |
With these introductory verses, Acts creates a set of expectations for readers but also reminds the reader of the events leading up to the Acts of the Apostles. |
Jesus received the promise of the Holy Spirit when he ascended into heaven and he turned around and poured forth the Holy Spirit upon them. |
Acts 1:1-5 meaning. Luke begins his second account. His first was about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This account is about the acts of the ... |
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