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pentecostals (noun): Refers to individuals belonging to certain Christian denominations that emphasize the teachings of the Holy Spirit and the day of Pentecost, often characterized by speaking in tongues and spiritual experiences
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Pentecostals had the restoration of the gifts.
They have been fully embraced by protestant pentecostals.
Pentecostals are no more on the street beating a tambourine.
That applies to fundamentalists and pentecostals.
Pentecostals are fortunate that this is no longer enforced.
They are considered by most pentecostals to be a cult.
Pentecostals are the ones that speak in tongues.
Welcome to the pentecostals of the Gulf coast.
Pentecostals although there are certain differences.
There is where a lot of you Pentecostals fail.
Pentecostals do not go in for the divining.
It can only be put in new Pentecostals bottles.
Pentecostals have benefited greatly from these insights.
This is a very common occurrence among Pentecostals.
Pentecostals had the lowest percentage of condom use.
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Yet there are these extreme Pentecostals who do.
Pentecostals do not consider ordination to be a sacrament.
They were the Pentecostals of their day.
Pentecostals are more ecumenical than they are.
That was where the Pentecostals got this idea.
Pentecostals have been speaking up for years.
Nine out of every ten Pentecostals live in poverty.
Pentecostals see ordination as a recognition of spiritual gifts already imparted.
There is a large number of Pentecostals too.
Pentecostals teach people to expect healing anywhere at any time.
The first generation of Pentecostals was on fire.
Pentecostals teach that believers.
She would sometimes make Pentecostals feel little.
Pentecostals have none of these.
It was the same things in the days of the Pentecostals.
Pentecostals lack a central body that led the community.
I do not want this article to be read as an attack on Pentecostals.
Pentecostals envision such encounters as integral to the worship experience.
We need the fire of the Pentecostals.
Pentecostals have become accustomed to anointed and dynamic preaching.
It is an irrefutable fact admitted by many Pentecostals.
Pentecostals are by their definition not only attenders but militants.
I have been positively influenced by Pentecostals in our church community.
Pentecostals focus on an emotional experience.
I am not meaning the denominational Pentecostals.
Pentecostals and charismatic groups account for most of this expansion.
I come from three generations of Pentecostals.
Pentecostals are the same.
Speaking in tongues is almost universally found among Pentecostals.
Pentecostals are now being noticed.
This is not unique to the Pentecostals.
Pentecostals often emphasize upward social and economic mobility and thrift.
Also held as an ordinance by some Pentecostals.
Pentecostals believe that glossolalia is the external evidence of the spirit baptism.
God pulled right straight out and went to the Pentecostals.
