The Pentecost was 50 days after the Passover Sabbath and Pentecost celebrated the beginning of the grain harvest in which people brought bread made from grain. As the Jews were thanking and praising God at the beginning of their harvest, Jesus poured out his spirit on the people and enabled them to speak in different tongues, empowering them to begin the harvest of souls.
This event is important for both Jews and Christians alike as it is a fulfillment of an Old Testament prophesy by Jesus and there are four main reasons why the Pentecost is significant for Jew and Christians. …
