Who witnessed the departure of Jesus Christ into heaven? It definitely wasn’t the entire Jerusalem. Only the eleven apostles saw him leave. If his departure is similar to his return, who will see Him return? Those are the people who will experience the rapture.
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The rejection of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is not a light thing. It has grave consequences and far-reaching effects. Therefore, let’s examine what it means to refuse the Lord Jesus Christ, or reject the Gospel, or the Word of God. These are all synonyms for rejecting the Lord God. Then, let’s pursue a few of its consequences.
We often read of Apostle Paul’s First Missionary Journey, but this description is incomplete. It fails to mention that his first missionary trip consisted of at least two other disciples of Jesus Christ. Similarly, many Christians often overlook the importance of Paul's first missionary excursion. But under close examination, it shows that God is just and that He’s a God of the Gentiles too. It also marks the change in name of Saul, his promotion, his call to ministry, and his answer and obedience to the Holy Ghost. Finally, it indicates the introduction of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the Gentiles.
Saul on route to Damascus had an encounter with Jesus which changed his life from that point onwards. As we examine Saul’s personal encounters with Jesus three things will stand out. First, he saw Jesus; he spoke with him; then he preached in his name.
However, even though Saul had an experience with Jesus the disciples in Jerusalem were still afraid of him. His reputation as a persecutor, and imprisoner of Christians preceded him.
Your personal encounter with Jesus will change you so much that people will start to note the change. Your speech will change. Now you will commence to talk about him. The identical thing happened to Saul.
“And he spake boldly in the name of the Lord Jesus, and disputed against the Grecians: but they went about to slay him,” (Acts 9:29).
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On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Ghost did not come quietly. He comes with much excitement, noise, and attention-grabbing activities. Consequently, when the Holy Ghost comes the Church is never quite or silent.