Pentecostal faith and the Bible
Jesus Christ fulfilled the law and became man because of God's love for the Jews from time immemorial. The seed line of Abraham includes the Jews, Ishmael, and the Gentiles. Although Abraham's promised descendant was Isaac, he received God's special love. Sarah rejected Ishmael but God did not forget. God's blessing was bestowed upon the desert. Because Hagar was Sarah's maid, she lost her paternal rights. Ishmael's father was Abraham. After Sarah's death, Abraham married Keturah and the descendants of Abraham were reborn among the nations. Jesus Christ became the sacrifice on Calvary to break down this distinction. Although man has roots, God does not have them. This is the example set by Jesus Christ. God's King on earth to proclaim his gospel to all and to share God's love
The key laws showed that man must obey. It was John the Baptist and Jesus Christ who broke down the distinction between the Old Testament and the New Testament. When John the Baptist turned to the Jews, Jesus turned to the Gentiles. When Peter turned to the Jews, Paul turned to the Gentiles. To preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to all nations. That is why Pentecostal believers, regardless of race or religion, go from house to house to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with men. Sharing the love that God has shown to man and accepting people of all nations equally. Giving special love to those who come from other races. This is because the price of a soul is more valuable than the whole world, and it is known in the name of the Pentecostal feast of the Jews as the sharing of that love that died on the cross by men in order for God to incarnate and unite mankind.
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