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Pentecost didn’t begin in Acts 2; it was rooted in the Torah long before the Spirit was poured out. Join Rabbi Schneider as he uncovers the deeper Biblical meaning of Pentecost (Shavuot) and why the supernatural is still central to our walk with God today.
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