What Bible passage is the Pentecost comic from?

Pentecost is drawn from Acts 2. The page uses public-domain KJV wording for the featured verse: “And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.” (Acts 2:4 (KJV)).

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Pentecost as a Bible comic

The waiting room fills with wind and what looks like fire. People from many places hear the good news in their own language. Peter stands to explain.

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“And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.”Acts 2:4 (KJV)

Four story beats

01WaitingThe friends of Jesus stay together in the city.
02Wind and flameA sound like wind; lights rest like fire, not a blaze.
03Many languagesVisitors hear familiar words.
04Peter speaksThe church begins in the open, understood.

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What this comic should leave behind

The Spirit makes the good news understandable, not private or frightening.

Ask: Who in our town might need the story in 'their own language,' and what would that look like for us?

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Kid-friendly Pentecost Bible comic: disciples gathered in an upper room; a soft rush of wind; small flame-like lights above heads, not a burning building; a diverse crowd in Jerusalem streets hearing with surprise; Peter speaking from steps. Four to six panels, hopeful color, no chaos or horror, classroom safe.

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Selected: Acts 2 - The waiting room fills with wind and what looks like fire. People from many places hear the good news in their own language. Peter stands to explain.

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What Bible passage is the Pentecost comic from?: Pentecost is drawn from Acts 2. The page uses public-domain KJV wording for the featured verse: “And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.” (Acts 2:4 (KJV)).
What should a Pentecost comic leave children remembering?: The Spirit makes the good news understandable, not private or frightening.
How do I generate a Pentecost Bible comic?: Open the generator on this page. The Pentecost story is already selected, including a classroom-safe prompt. Choose a panel count and style, then generate a page you can print or share.