You know Pentecost. Fire fell, disciples spoke in tongues, three thousand were saved. But did you know something else happened on that exact date of the Hebrew calendar, sixteen centuries earlier, involving fire, a golden calf and a very different outcome?
Christians who read Acts 2 without Exodus 32 beside it miss parallels that are hard to believe. Same day. Same number of people. Opposite results. Then a third place, a book Jude quotes that never made it into the Bible, describes tongues of fire in Heaven's own temple.
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who visits Mount Hermon whenever he leads a tour of Israel because he knows who lived there, walks you through all three. "It is the day of two fires."
You'll discover:
Why Moses smashed the only thing ever written by God's finger
What the two covenants have to do with the two fires
Why Jude assumes you know the Book of Enoch, and how to read it safely
What praying in tongues builds, according to Jude
If you want more than a religion that breaks in pieces, watch now and have your own personal Pentecost.
