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Acts 2:17
Excerpted from: 'I Will Pour Out My Spirit!'

So it will be universal in character and scope. But does this "all flesh" mean for all believers, Israel, or mankind generally? We know that all true believers receive God's Holy Spirit. It distinguishes us from the world. From the context and the prophetic teaching of other portions of the Old Testament, we know that all Israel eventually receives God's Spirit in the Millennium, and the Gentile world will have access to it as well. So age differences shown as young and old, sex shown as sons and daughters, or position shown as menservants and maidservants will not constitute barriers or hindrances to this gift of the Spirit.

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