Peter’s opening sermon on the Day of Pentecost is a powerful declaration of two vital truths. First, that we are now living in the last days. And second, that Jesus was, and is, the Christ. That He died and rose again. And that He is returning to judge all His enemies. With those two points Peter confronts the Jews and us.
Confronted with Jesus Christ
March 21, 2021 • Matthew Henry • Acts 2:22–36
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