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1
And
when
the day
of Pentecost
was fully come,
they were all with one accord in
one place.
2
And
suddenly
there came
a sound
from
heaven
as
of a rushing
mighty
wind,
and
it filled
all
the house
where
they were
sitting.
3
And there appeared unto them
cloven
tongues
like as
of fire,
and
it sat
upon
each
of them.
4
And they were all filled
with the Holy
Ghost,
and began
to speak with
other
tongues,
as
the Spirit
gave
them
utterance.
5
And
there were
dwelling
at
Jerusalem
Jews,
devout
men,
out of
every
nation
under
heaven.
6
Now when this
was
noised abroad,
the multitude
came together,
and
were confounded,
because
that every
man
heard
them
speak
in his own
language.
7
And
they were
all
amazed and
marvelled,
saying
one to another,
Behold,
are not
all
these
which
speak
Galilaeans?
8
And
how
hear
we
every
man in our
own
tongue,
wherein
we were born?
9
Parthians,
and
Medes,
and
Elamites,
and
the dwellers
in Mesopotamia,
and in Judaea, and
Cappadocia,
in Pontus,
and
Asia,
10
Phrygia,
and
Pamphylia,
in Egypt,
and
in the parts
of Libya
about
Cyrene,
and
strangers
of Rome,
Jews
and
proselytes,
11
Cretes
and
Arabians,
we do hear
them
speak
in our
tongues
the wonderful works
of God.
12
And
they were
all
amazed, and
were in doubt,
saying
one
to
another,
What
meaneth
this?
13
Others mocking
said,
These men are
full
of new wine.
14
But
Peter,
standing up
with
the eleven,
lifted up
his
voice,
and
said
unto them,
Ye men
of Judaea,
and all
ye
that dwell
at Jerusalem,
be this
known
unto you, and
hearken
to my
words:
15
For
these
are
not drunken, as ye
suppose,
seeing it is
but
the third
hour
of the day.
16
But this is that which was spoken
by
the prophet
Joel;
17
And it shall come to pass in
the last
days,
saith
God,
I will pour out
of my
Spirit
upon
all
flesh:
and your
sons
and your
daughters
shall prophesy,
and your
young men
shall see
visions,
and your
old men
shall dream
dreams:
18
And
on my
servants
and on my handmaidens
I will pour out
in
those
days
of my
Spirit;
and
they shall prophesy:
19
And
I will shew
wonders
in
heaven
above,
and
signs
in
the earth
beneath;
blood,
and
fire,
and
vapour
of smoke:
20
The sun
shall be turned
into
darkness,
and
the moon
into
blood,
before
that great
and
notable
day
of the Lord
come:
21
And it shall come to pass,
that
whosoever
shall call on
the name
of the Lord
shall be saved.
22
Ye men
of Israel,
hear
these
words;
Jesus
of Nazareth,
a man
approved
of
God
among you
by
miracles
and
wonders
and
signs,
which
God
did
by
him
in
the midst
of you,
as
ye yourselves also know:
23
Him,
being delivered
by the determinate
counsel
and
foreknowledge
of God,
ye have taken, and by
wicked
hands
have crucified
and slain:
24
Whom
God
hath raised up,
having loosed
the pains
of
death:
because
it was
not
possible that he
should be holden
of
it.
25
For David
speaketh
concerning him,
I foresaw
the Lord
always
before
my face, for he is on my
right hand,
that
I should
not be moved:
26
Therefore
did
my
heart
rejoice,
and
my
tongue
was glad;
moreover also my
flesh
shall rest
in
hope:
27
Because
thou wilt
not leave my
soul
in
hell,
neither
wilt thou suffer
thine
Holy One
to see
corruption.
28
Thou hast made known
to me
the ways
of life;
thou shalt make
me full
of joy
with thy
countenance.
29
Men
and
brethren, let
me
freely speak unto you
of
the patriarch
David, that
he is
both
dead and
buried,
and his
sepulchre
is with us unto this
day.
30
Therefore
being
a prophet,
and knowing that
God
had sworn
with an oath
to him, that of
the fruit
of his loins, according to the flesh, he would raise up Christ
to sit
on his
throne;
31
He seeing this before
spake
of
the resurrection
of Christ,
that his soul was not left in
hell,
neither his
flesh
did see
corruption.
32
This
Jesus
hath
God
raised up,
whereof
we
all
are
witnesses.
33
Therefore
being
by the right hand
of God
exalted,
and
having received
of
the Father
the promise
of the Holy
Ghost,
he hath shed forth
this,
which
ye now
see
and
hear.
34
For David is not
ascended
into
the heavens:
but
he saith
himself,
The LORD
said unto my
Lord,
Sit thou
on my
right hand,
35
Until
I make thy
foes
thy
footstool.
36
Therefore
let
all
the house
of Israel
know
assuredly,
that
God
hath made
that same
Jesus,
whom
ye
have crucified,
both
Lord
and
Christ.
37
Now
when they heard
this
, they were pricked
in their heart,
and said unto
Peter
and
to the rest
of the apostles,
Men
and
brethren,
what
shall we do?
38
Then
Peter
said unto them,
Repent,
and
be baptized
every one
of you in
the name
of Jesus
Christ
for
the remission
of sins,
and
ye shall receive
the gift
of the Holy
Ghost.
39
For
the promise
is unto you, and to your
children,
and
to all
that are afar off,
even
as many as
the Lord
our
God
shall call.
40
And with many
other
words
did he testify
and
exhort,
saying,
Save yourselves
from this
untoward
generation.
41
Then they that gladly
received
his
word
were baptized:
and the same
day
there were added
unto them
about
three thousand
souls.
42
And they continued
stedfastly
in the apostles'
doctrine
and
fellowship,
and
in breaking
of bread,
and
in prayers.
43
And
fear
came upon
every
soul: and
many
wonders
and
signs
were done
by
the apostles.
44
And
all
that believed
were
together,
and
had
all
things
common;
45
And
sold
their possessions
and
goods,
and
parted
them
to all
men
, as
every man
had
need.
46
And
they, continuing
daily
with one accord
in the temple, and
breaking
bread
from
house to house,
did eat
their meat
with
gladness
and
singleness
of heart,
47
Praising
God,
and
having
favour
with
all
the people.
And
the Lord
added
to the church daily
such as should be saved.
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