one might argue that the book of Acts provides the interpretive frame or point of entry into the biblical narrative as a whole.6 While such a pentecostal thesis can be variously understood, for our purposes, I suggest that it is no less than, or at least, christological, pneumatological, and eschatological. First, the pentecostal hermeneutic and theological method is resolutely christological not only in that the Spirit poured out on the Day of Pentecost comes from the risen Christ at the right hand
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