The Samaritan and The Gentile Pentecost
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The document summarizes two Pentecost events from the Bible: 1) The Samaritan Pentecost which describes Philip preaching in Samaria and the Samaritans awaiting the Messiah. 2) The Gentile Pentecost which describes Peter's vision that led him to preach to the Gentile Cornelius, marking the universality of the gospel message. The document provides context and background for these two significant Pentecost events from the Acts of the Apostles.
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This document provides an outline and discussion of key events and figures in Acts 8-12. It summarizes the spread of the early church from Jerusalem to Judea and Samaria, focusing on the roles of Philip, Peter, Saul/Paul, and other minor figures. Major events included Philip's evangelism of the Samaritans and an Ethiopian official, Peter's vision that led him to baptize the Roman centurion Cornelius, and Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus after persecuting Christians. The church at Antioch was established through Barnabas' ministry, and Peter was miraculously freed from prison.
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1) Peter was originally named Simon and was a fisherman from Galilee who was called by Jesus to be one of his disciples.
2) Jesus gave Simon the name Peter, which means "rock", and said he would build his church upon him.
3) Peter was a leader in the early church, preaching at Pentecost and performing many signs and wonders. He helped establish the church and its practices and preached the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles.
4) Peter was eventually martyred in Rome under Nero's persecution of Christians, being crucified upside down as he felt unworthy to die the same way as Jesus.
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Philip had several roles in the early Christian church. He was one of the seven deacons appointed in Jerusalem to distribute food to those in need. Philip later preached in Samaria and baptized many converts. As a missionary, Philip explained Bible passages to an Ethiopian official. Philip continued preaching along the Mediterranean coast, and later hosted Paul and his companions in Caesarea, demonstrating his forgiving spirit. Philip served faithfully in the church as a deacon, preacher, missionary, and evangelist.
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- 2. #In_Holy_Bible The Samaritan Pentecost – Acts 8: 4-25 The Gentile Pentecost – Acts 10:1-48
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- Samaria in the Bible is the central highland region of ancient Israel located between Galilee to the north and Judea to the south. Samaria refers to both a city and a territory. ... Hebrew Name: Samaria in Hebrew is Shomron, meaning “watch-mountain,” or “watch-tower.”