What comes after Pentecost?

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Pentecost is not the last gift of God before Jesus returns. There is a definite "more" of Jesus. There are not only two major works of Divine grace. The principal types of Scripture do not portray two stages of redemption but three.

The three major aspects of the Christian redemption are as follows: Passover (salvation through the blood of Jesus); Pentecost (the work of the Holy Spirit in the Church); Tabernacles (the coming of the Father and the Son to dwell forever in Their eternal temple).

PART I. THE FEASTS OF THE LORD
(tm) The Feasts of the Lord
(tm) Two Guidelines for Interpreting Bible Types
(tm) Enumeration of the Seven Levitical Feasts
(tm) Seven Feasts Grouped Into Three Observances
(tm) The Three Areas of Redemption
(tm) Conquest—The Third Area of Redemption
(tm) The Blowing of Trumpets
(tm) Preparation for War
(tm) You Can Be an Overcomer
(tm) The Day of Atonement
(tm) The Feast of Tabernacles

PART II. THE FEAST OF TABERNACLES AND THE CHRISTIAN (tm) The Concept of the House of God
(tm) The Glory of God—In His House
(tm) The Building of the Temple of God
(tm) One in Christ in God
(tm) An Eternal Weight of Glory
(tm) The Kingdom-wide Fulfillment of the Feast of Tabernacles
(tm) The Last Feast and the Christian

What comes after Pentecost?

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