If you could travel back in time, where would you go? The parting of the Red Sea? Jesus feeding the 5,000? How about the day of Pentecost?
You arrive in Jerusalem – and you can’t understand a word! You reach the upper room just before it happens. The violent rush of wind, the tongues of fire and, in a moment of astonishing lucidity you realise you can hear someone speaking your language.
Pentecost was a moment of divine clarity. As the Holy Spirit descended, people from across the known world heard the wonders of God proclaimed in their own languages. Acts 2v11 records their astonishment: “We hear them declaring the wonders of God in our own tongues!” This event was not just a miraculous sign; it was a powerful statement of God’s desire for every person to hear and understand His word in their language.
Tyndale: 500 years of God's Word in the language of the everyman
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