FTP, name this Christian holiday which thus takes its name from the Greek for "fifty days" and plays a central role in the theology of a snake-handling, tongue-speaking namesake sect.
While its name is an alternative name for Hag Shavout, this Christian holiday itself has an alternative Anglican name referring to the color of the garments used for Baptism, but the liturgical calendar actually calls for red rather than white vestments. It is the anniversary of the "inauguration of the new age" and "fulfillment of the law" described in Acts. Occurring one week before the Feast of the Holy Trinity, it commemorates the appearance of the Holy Ghost to the disciples on the Sunday fifty days after Easter. FTP, name this Christian holiday which thus takes its name from the Greek for "fifty days" and plays a central role in the theology of a snake-handling, tongue-speaking namesake sect.
While its name is an alternative name for Hag Shavout, this Christian holiday itself has an alternative Anglican name referring to the color of the garments used for Baptism, but the liturgical calendar actually calls for red rather than white vestments.
Pentecost (accept Whitsunday or White Sunday until "white" and prompt on it afterward)