The Day of Pentecost
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INTRO
Good morning, friends, we’re so glad you have tuned in to hear God’s Precepts and Promises this morning brought to you by the Rome Church of Christ.
We’re examining Christianity systematically--taking all the Bible has to say on a subject and putting it together as best as possible.
Letting the Bible speak
Begin today examining the Bible’s doctrine regarding the church. Start this study by examining Acts 2.
DISCUSSION
The Filling of the Spirit (Acts 2:1-13)
Apostles baptized in the Spirit (1-4)
Jews assemble (4-13)
The Fulfilling of the Scripture (Acts 2:14-21)
Peter explains not filled with wine but fulfillment of Scripture (14-16)
The Spirit would give power (17-21)
ID/ Q & A
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Q: When baptism by sprinkling begin?
A: The practice of sprinkling water instead of immersing one into water when an individual was too sick to be immersed. It was originally called Clinical Baptism. A 3rd century man by the name of Novatian is said to be the first to have water sprinkled on him in lieu of immersion or pouring, which was already in practice by the 2nd century. Sprinkling did not become common until the 1300s when it was approved at the council of Ravenna.
The First Gospel Sermon (Acts 2:22-36)
The Lord was crucified (Acts 2:22-23)
The Lord was raised (Acts 2:24-32)
The Lord is ascended (Acts 2:33-36)
The Forgiveness of Sins (Acts 2:37-41)
Terms of forgiveness announced (37-40)
Terms of forgiveness accepted (41)
The Fellowship of the Saved (Acts 2:42-47)
The church continued to worship (42-43, 47)
The church continued together (44, 46)
The church continued to give (45)
CONCLUSION
Sum: The resurrection of Christ took place as predicted, in a bodily, glorified form, and was witnessed by sufficient witnesses.
Next Week: Continue thinking about the Christ
Until then, We encourage you to hear His precepts and trust His promises