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Ecstasy

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Ecstasy | Definition, Examples, & Facts

ecstasy, (from Greek ekstasis, “to stand outside of or transcend [oneself]”), in mysticism, the experience of an inner vision of God or of one’s relation to or union with the divine. Various methods have been used to achieve ecstasy, which is a primary goal in most forms of religious mysticism...
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Religious ecstasy

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At Pentecost did the apostles go into an ecstatic state of rambling?

No. They declared the gospel that every different person of every different language understood.
 
In the New Testament there's never a description of a legitimate connection with God involving yelling, laughing, dancing, rolling around any of the wild behavior.
 
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