in John 20 Jesus "Breathes" on the apostles and gives them the Holy Spirit. Then in Acts 2 the apostles receive the Holy Spirit 1 more time. Can someone explain this?
No, it goes against forum guidelines. Everyone will have their own interpretation and that sparks heated arguments. Not worth it! Do your own research, consider different views and then draw your own conclusions.
Thanks!
DAL
If you have a subscription, a smart All or Books search can help you get started:
Hi @Aaron Hamilton,
Just out of curiosity of how the program operates, is there something you would suggest for this without a subscription? I tried going to search and with quotes typed "received the holy spirit twice" but I am not sure if there would be a better method.
@Sand_Box_Homie What about consulting Commentaries on John and Acts?
Google or ChatGPT or any other AI
I have several books that dont really assist me in sermon prep but are just regular books here. What is the best way to read these books and keep up with where your at in the book and not lose it? I tend to read multiple things at the same time on my phone or tablet.
I created a personal book and apart from it not scrolling with a Bible like an Accordance User Bible, it is working well. I then created a few notes with it using the "text selection" as an anchor, and then also anchored it to a few general biblical verses (not a specific version). So if I have a note which is linked to…
Why are all my cross reference footnotes suddenly only in NASB, no matter what version of the Bible I’m in? I mainly use ESV, but when I click a cross reference footnote, it is in NASB. This happens when I am using KJV and AMP…all cross references are in NASB. If I click on the cross reference, it will open up a new NASB…
something changed so that I am unable to hear text to speech on the program that has on one side and ESV Bible on the other. I use the ctrl r to hear it. It works on the Truth for Today but not on the Bible side. I am not sure what changed, to cause that. Please help if possible. God Bless You.