Legacy of ACOP – Lesson 1 Review

According to history, when was the so-called “silent age,” where there was no known outpouring of the Holy Spirit or the charismatic gifts of the Spirit?

Immediately after the Apostles, until the Great Awakening Revivals
Immediately after the Early Church Fathers, until Azusa Street and the Modern Pentecostal Movement
The Church of the Medieval Era
The Roman Catholic Church Era
There was no such silent age

What might the gift of Tongues refer to? (Select ALL that apply)

The tongues of fire that appeared over each person's head
Speaking in Heavenly Languages
Speaking in Unlearned Earthly Languages
Preaching the Gospel, as Peter did
Prophecy

Finish this quote by Frank Bartleman: “The Holy Spirit is given to show us…”

visions, dreams, and prophetic words.
who the Father is.
the things of Christ.
how much God loves us.

Fill in the blanks to this William Seymour quote:

“Don’t tell people about , tell them about .”

Who is known as the Father of the Modern Pentecostal Movement?

William Seymour, preacher at Azusa Street
Franklin Small, founder of ACOP
William Durham, pastor of North Avenue Mission in Chicago
Charles Parham, founder of the Bible school in Topeka, KS

For Christians, what can Pentecost refer to? (Select ALL that apply)

The Jewish festival 50 days after Passover
The Christian feast 50 days after Easter
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2

What do Cessationists believe? And can you be a Cessationist and a Pentecostal?

Cessationists believe that the charismatic gifts of the Spirit ceased with the Apostolic age. Cessationists still believe Pentecost happened in Acts 2. So, yes, Cessationists can be Pentecostals as well.
Cessationists believe that the charismatic gifts of the Spirit ceased with the Apostolic age. Cessationists cannot be Pentecostals, because Cessationists do not believe in further outpourings of the Holy Spirit after Acts 2 and this is cental to Pentecostal belief.
Cessationists believe that the Ascension of Jesus in Acts 1 was the beginning of Jesus' "session" of rule, seated at the right hand of the Father. Cessationists believe that the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost was directly related to Jesus' Ascension and session at the right hand of the Father. But Pentecostals explain the reason for the outpouring of the Spirit differently. So, no, Cessationists cannot be Pentecostals.
Cessationists believe that the Ascension of Jesus in Acts 1 was the beginning of Jesus' "session" of rule, seated at the right hand of the Father. Cessationists believe that the outpouring of the Spirit at Pentecost was directly related to Jesus' Ascension and session at the right hand of the Father. Pentecostals believe this as well, so, yes, Cessationists can be Pentecostals.

What did Wes highlight as a significant precursor to most of the revivals he mentioned?

Corporate fasting
Impartation from another revival
Anointed Preaching
A season of prayer
Building a Bible school

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