WHAT SATAN SAW ON THE DAY OF PENTECOST

Amidst the chaos in the spirit realm, Satan believed he had succeeded by putting Jesus to death. However, the victory was fleeting, as Jesus confronted him in West Hell after His death. The brutal encounter left Satan in a state of ruin, stripped of his power and authority. He thought he was finished when he learned about Pentecost—a moment when God would unleash the Holy Spirit upon His followers. Despite his battered form, Satan peered through the keyhole to witness what he feared most: 120 empowered followers of Jesus, filled with the Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, and boldly proclaiming the Good News. The birth of the Church ignited a movement that Satan could not extinguish. The realization that Jesus had empowered His followers with His divine authority sent shockwaves through the depths of hell. It was a moment of triumph for believers and a profound message that despite the enemy's attempts to thwart God's plan, Jesus had already given them victory. With this understanding, the church is called to rise up, empowered by the same Holy Spirit, and defeat the powers of hell that seek to diminish their strength.