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Luke 24:49
Introduction
Series Background
The shameful negligence of the Person and work of the Holy Spirit is the great sin of the Christian Church, and the greater sin of the average believer.
By willful ignorance or undisciplined thinking, we fail to recognize that we are still living in the age of Pentecost, and therefore should be experiencing the continual power of Pentecost.
We cannot read the Acts of the Apostles without being impressed with the fact that the members of the early church were supernaturally filled with the Holy Spirit.
That was why the early church of Christ made its astonishing impact upon the contemporary world of its time.
It is well, therefore, that we should rediscover the secret of these early Christians, and so appropriate more of the power of Pentecost.
The Savior’s word to His disciples still applies to us today: It is not a repetition of Pentecost that we need, but rather the realization that Pentecost has never ended.
With this in mind, consider three aspects of the promise of the Spirit:
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The Announcement of the Promise (Luke 24:49)
Perhaps the most comprehensive teaching of all that was involved in the sending of the promised Helper is found in what is known as the Upper Room discourse (John 14, 15, 16).
The Helper was to be:
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A Residing Comforter (John 14:16,17b)
Prior to Pentecost the Holy Spirit was periodically present with men.
After Pentecost the Holy Spirit is permanently present in men.
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A Revealing Comforter (John 14:26a)
He will guide us into all truth (John 16:13a)
He will tell us of things to come (John 16:13b)
He will glorify Christ by revealing Him to us (John 16:14-15)
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A Reminding Comforter (14:26b)
He not only quickens our minds to learn the truth, but to recall the truth.
Luke 12:11-12 (NKJV) 11“Now when they bring you to the synagogues and magistrates and authorities, do not worry about how or what you should answer, or what you should say.
12For the Holy Spirit will teach you in that very hour what you ought to say.”
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Reproving Comforter (John 16:7,8)
It is His function alone to convict the world of
Ø its curse, which is sin;
Ø its cure, which is righteousness;
Ø its condemnation, which is judgment.
It is impossible to convey eternal truth to the materialistic-minded of our day without the Holy Spirit, whose prerogative it is to show men “things to come.”
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The Fulfillment of the Promise (Acts 2:32, 33)
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There was an Immediate Fulfillment of the Promise (Acts 2:17, 18)
They experienced the power of God. (17a)
They received the prophecy from God. (17b)
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