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Pentecost 1998—“Pentecost Never on Monday --
Always on Sunday”—May 16, 1998
“Now, let’s pick it up here in Joshua 5:10 (King James) ‘And
the children of Israel encamped in Gilgal, and kept the Passover on
the fourteenth day of the month at even in the plains of Jericho.
And they did eat of the old corn of the land on the morrow after the
Passover…’ (Josh. 5:10-12). Now what’s the day after the
Passover? The 15th. They could not eat of it until
when? What was the instruction back in Leviticus 23? Until the wave
sheaf. So this shows that this wave sheaf was on the holy day, in
this particular case, because the 15th day fell on a
Sunday. The Passover was on a Sabbath, and the 15th
day was on a Sunday*. So you must begin with the day after the
Passover because if you do not, as explained in great detail in
Dwight Blevins paper entitled
Understanding God’s Command for the Wave Sheaf, then you
start counting Pentecost outside of the Days of Unleavened Bread”
(Coulter, “Pentecost Never on Monday—Always on Sunday,” p. 4).
Part 1: “Pentecost Never
on Monday -- Always on Sunday”—May 16, 1998
Part 2:
“Pentecost Never on Monday -- Always on
Sunday”—May 16, 1998
*See Appendix O
of The Christian Passover by Fred R. Coulter for a
detailed exegesis of Joshua 5:10. This is an Adobe Acrobat file.
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Transcriptions of Pentecost Sermons by
Fred R. Coulter
Pentecost 1995: “Day
49 to Pentecost”—June 3, 1995
Pentecost 1996: “Count to Pentecost”—May
25, 1996
Pentecost 1996: “Count to Pentecost”—May
26, 1996
Pentecost 1999: “Pentecost and the Sea of
Glass #1”—April 17, 1999
Pentecost 2000:
“Day 49”—June 10, 2000
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