Classical Pentecostalism?In certain historical periods, revisiting the fundamentals of faith becomes crucial. This holds true for the teachings of Pentecostalism as well. Presently, Christianity faces a significant apostasy, emphasizing the significance of a faithful remnant preserving the core tenets of the faith. One crucial aspect of this preservation is rooted in classical Pentecostalism. Join us this month as Bishop Wade H. Phillips explores the essence and importance of Classical Pentecostalism.
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The Israel of God |
The term "Jew" began to be used after Solomon's reign as King. The Kingdom was divided by Jeroboam and Solomon's son, Rehoboam. Ten tribes formed the Northern Kingdom under Jeroboam which later became known as the "ten lost tribes of Israel." Two tribes [Judah and Benjamin) formed the Southern Kingdom. They became known simply as Judah. This is the origin of the term "Jew." Judah equates with "Jews." During the Babylonian Captivity of the Southern Kingdom [Judah], they more strictly began to be known as "Jews." All the descendants of Abraham through Isaac and Jacob became known as "Israelites" or "Jews." Whereas, the descendants of Abraham through Ishmael became known as "Arabs" or "Ishmaelites." Those in and about Palestine became known in relatively recent years as "Palestinians."
