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Pentecost
1999—
“Pentecost and the Sea of Glass #1”—
April
17, 1999
“Now
let’s come down to Verse 14; it gives all the things that
they were to do on that day when they waved the wave sheaf
offering there. ‘Now
bread or parched-grain or groats, you’re not to eat, until
that same day….’ Now
that, you go to Joshua 5 and that tells you when that
same day occurred when they entered into the land and
harvested its harvest. Now
you go back up here to Verse 10 and it says, ‘…and you
harvest its harvest….’ See.
Some people made the argument that they had to wait
until they planted their own grain and harvested their own
harvest, which then would put it a year later.
But no, you harvest its harvest because when they came
in and took over those areas that were already planted, whose
grain did it become? It became theirs. So
they couldn’t eat any ‘…bread or parched-grain or goats,
you are not to eat, until [that] same day….’
So if you think eating unleavened bread for seven days
is difficult, try forty years with no bread.
That would be, when you really get bread, then that
would be kind of like a strange new food, especially all this
manna, ok. Now, you’re not to eat it ‘…until you have
brought the near-offering of your God—(it is) a law for the
ages, into your generations, throughout all your
settlements’ (Coulter, “Pentecost and the Sea of Glass
#1,” April 17, 1999, p. 12).
Part
1: “Pentecost and the Sea of Glass #1”—April 17,
1999
Part
2: “Pentecost and the Sea of Glass #1”—April 17,
1999
Barley
Facts
from the Department of Horticulture, Purdue University.
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
1998: “Pentecost Never on Monday
-- Always on Sunday”—May 16, 1998
Pentecost
2000:
“Day
49”—June 10, 2000
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