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The Heavenly Community: Spirit & Speech (Acts 2)

So, the name Joel means that Yahweh is God. This is a great name, but how is this true when you consider this prophet and his message being quite depressing in the first few chapters. Where is the hope, and why is it good that Yahweh is God?

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