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Pentecostal
[ pen-ti-kaw-stuhl, -stl, -kos-tuhl, -tl- ]
adjective
- of or relating to Pentecost, a Christian festival commemorating the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the apostles.
- noting or relating to any of various Christian groups, usually fundamentalist, that emphasize the activity of the Holy Spirit, stress holiness of living, and express their religious feelings uninhibitedly, as by speaking in tongues.
noun
- Also called ʱt·Dzt·. a member of any Pentecostal denomination.
Pentecostal
/ ˌɛԳɪˈɒə /
adjective
- usually prenominal of or relating to any of various Christian groups that emphasize the charismatic aspects of Christianity and adopt a fundamental attitude to the Bible
- of or relating to Pentecost or the influence of the Holy Ghost
noun
- a member of a Pentecostal Church
Derived Forms
- ˌʱԳٱˈDzٲ, nounadjective
- ˌʱԳٱˈDzٲˌ, noun
Other 51Թ Forms
- Dz-ʱ·ٱ·Dzt adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Pentecostal1
Example Sentences
Raised in a largely non-practising, evangelical household, Vance spent part of his adolescence drawn to a Pentecostal church, only to later abandon organised religion altogether.
Among the clergy who are planning to shelter immigrants is the Rev. Carlos Ramirez, who leads a majority-immigrant Pentecostal church in East Los Angeles.
Born in Conyers, an eastern suburb of Atlanta, his grandfather was a Pentecostal preacher with set views on the world, and family life was hard to navigate.
This is not a reference to the Jewish faith, but to the belief of some Pentecostal Christians that the return of Jews to Israel will lead to the Second Coming of Christ.
A joint statement by some Pentecostal and evangelical leaders hailed the bishops for their bravery and also for "doing the unthinkable" in rejecting Ruto’s money.
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