Real Holy Ghost?

[ChurchMouse]

If you go to this site; http://www.1stapostolic.org/old_publications.htm you will find the Pentecostal Outlook all the way back to 1938 to 1945, then it became the Pentecostal Herald and they are on there from 1946 to 1956. There is also some Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana and Ohio periodicals on there that are old also. They are very exciting to read and I have used some of the articles in our church bulletins from time to time. Hope you find something on your dad Neckstadt. Bro. Sam might find something he likes also !!

[commonsense]

I'll have to check this site out. This is almost as old as the era when my mom and dad were saved.

[Nina]

Originally Posted by ChurchMouse

If you go to this site; http://www.1stapostolic.org/old_publications.htm you will find the Pentecostal Outlook all the way back to 1938 to 1945, then it became the Pentecostal Herald and they are on there from 1946 to 1956. There is also some Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana and Ohio periodicals on there that are old also. They are very exciting to read and I have used some of the articles in our church bulletins from time to time. Hope you find something on your dad Neckstadt. Bro. Sam might find something he likes also !!

Thank You!

[ChurchMouse]

Your Welcome !!!!!!!!
Glad someone else is enjoying them also.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by Scott Hutchinson

Both Pentecost and Now would be considered the last days because the New Covenant is that last covenant that is given to fallen man.

Hmmm. How many more centuries of "last days" will there be, I wonder.

Originally Posted by mizpeh

Yes, these are still the last days.

Where did Peter say the prophecy of Joel was fullfilled or completed and done with at Pentecost? That sounds strange considering Acts 8 and Acts 10.

Acts 2:16 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:

OK, he didn't say "fulfilled" or "completed and done". Just "this is that...". But I've generally considered that when something that was prophesied happens, it's a fulfillment. But you're right. It could have been the start of a loooong-running fulfillment.

Still, it seems that when people today quote Joel, they're even now looking to some future event, the Big Revival yet to come.