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Acts 2 — the inauguration of the Holy Spirit: all present spoke in tongues

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) 00:01:35 – 00:02:05

First of three Acts passages cited by tongues-required proponents

Acts 2 records the upper room event where tongues of fire appeared and all present spoke in tongues. Mike acknowledges this but argues it is the inauguration of a new age of the Spirit in the body of Christ, not a universal requirement for every future believer.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) @ 00:01:35

2020-09-25

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Acts 2 new covenant gifts of the Spirit tongues and salvation inauguration of the Holy Spirit
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