the entire Pentecost event, including Peter’s sermon, covered the better part of an entire day and involved considerably more dialogue than Luke recorded. Luke indicates this in Acts 2:40, where Peter “testified with many other arguments” (diemartyrato) as he exhorted the Israelites to be saved. “Testified,” writes Everett Harrison, “suggests a further witness of a strong and penetrating nature, whereas ‘exhorting’ indicates repeated appeals to come to the point of decision.”48 No doubt this included