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When the early Christians received the power of the Holy spirit at Pentecost, the news spread quickly throughout Jerusalem, and a large crowd gathered, seeking the meaning of this phenomenon. Peter, under the control and in the power of the Holy Spirit, addressed the inquisitive crowd.
Under these fearful
circumstances, Peter's resources had to be God's Word, prayer, and the
Holy Spirit. The purpose of this lesson is to demonstrate the use of the
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Who
were these people? Some had been present at the crucifixion earlier and
had cried, "Crucify Him" and, "Let his blood be on us and
on our children" (Matthew 27:22, 25). Possibly some in the front
row were those before whom Peter had used profanity when he denied Christ
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