What happened in Acts chapter 2, according to this teaching?
In Acts 2, the Holy Spirit came down to the nation of Israel at Pentecost. Jewish pilgrims from across the Roman Empire heard in their own languages and were amazed. Some accused them of new wine, but Peter said it was only the third hour, 9 a.m., and identified the events as Joel's prophecy.
Les teaches that Acts chapter 2 is the Pentecostal chapter, where the Holy Spirit comes down to the nation of Israel. He points out that Jews had come from various parts of the Roman Empire for the Feast of Pentecost, which was a Jewish feast day, one of the seven feasts of Jehovah. They were amazed to hear in their own language. Some thought the men were full of new wine, but Peter corrected them, saying it was only the third hour of the day, 9 o'clock in the morning. Peter then declared that what they were seeing was what Joel had prophesied, covering everything from the last few weeks, or even the last three years and some weeks.
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According to Acts 2, how did all these things happen?
According to Acts 2, all these things happened by the predetermining counsel of God.