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291 t he s tream pure r a nd deeper t ha n at its beginning, or i s t here a "WAS" in the history of Pentecost? I was privileged to s ee t h i s ou t p ouring at i t s beginning and , from personal observation, I must s ay wi th deep sorrow, " I believe God is s ay ing o f the Pe ntecostal movement as of Israel , ' Israel WAS nctInee o unt o t he Lord ' . " What heart-searchings! What confessions! What separ ations! What humbl ings ....e eke r-s pa ssed through until one, being asked What t he new ex pe rie nce was, r e p l i ed , " I t is the new d e a th" . The sheki nah glory bur ned a s a ': l a me i n the h e a r t of t he baptized one , a nd holine s s was the atmosphere in which he lived . At a ca mp rne e t i n g o f t hous ands, many of Whom were opposed to the Latter Ra in experience, o n e was he a r-d to say, "I can pick ou t every one of t he m by their fa ces. They are different f rom ot hers." Who of us hav e not a e e n many profess ing to have t he baptism of the Hol y Ghos t , whose l ife and appearance contra d icted their statement? I do not know what t hey h ave , but I do k now the y are no t mea s uri n9 t h e pattern . Pe rhaps there i s a " WAS" i n their l i ve s . No matter what stan dards man may set up , God's pattern
", Ho l i ne s s , no t sin, i s t o reign. Even t he be l ls on t he hors e s , a nd ever y pot a nd pa n shall hav e wr itten av e r t he m, "Holine s s t o t h e Lo rd". 14 Lo rd, hasten t he day!
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FL OODS UPON THE DRY GROUND: A HI S
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ABSTRACT The Pentec ostal As s emb
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Rol lman n of Memorial's Depa r t m
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vii APPE NDI CE:'"- 28 4 I . " BUI
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All enthusiastic movemen ts a r e f
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Pentecostal l ay -pe rson in mi nd,
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CHAPTER :I 'UE PENTECOSTAL MOVEMENT
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tongue s-s pe aking. I n t he uni t
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ary, " he wrote i n one of hi s l e
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at i on a nd the i mmen s e growt h
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conve rg ed t o a l t e r t he f a
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the blood [of Jesus]" .47 Howeve r,
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Iy, the early movement in Los Angel
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fUlfilling a ne ed for self- expres
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CHAPTER II THE LIFE OF ALICE BELLE
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At the beginning of the twe nt i e
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ut rather working class. The detail
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connecticut.'S A d imi nutive perso
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Hi m. 6' She e ve n bemoa ned he r
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founder of Pentecostalism in Newfou
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62 S2Ma r y Lyon , cited in Mary O.
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CHAPT ER III The r a p i d expansio
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English oppressor s; "hile the En g
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s alvation".23 Another r ev i val c
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Met ho d ism should be. Clarence D.
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Garrigus a.nd Nellie Mahone y, who
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unrespon s i ve to Gar r i g us ' p
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CHAPTER IV 96 The 'e ntecostal move
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h e r pare nt s left the Army i n 1
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101 and s u ccessfu l . . . no t so
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105 a nd economic upheavals tha t w
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111 Salvation Army officer. Disappo
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114 not possess--the note of victor
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116 marriage, gr a nt ed him permis
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118 s tated repeatedly that he had
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clothing f e l l in mode s t a rran
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127 de veloped in to a bu s i ne s
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Missio n . 136 12' Euge ne Vaters,
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explanations for the recent a nd r
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"see note 4 5 . 13 9 " veeer s , Re
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CHAPTER V 146 Corner Brook s ubsequ
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151 On Sa turday , J u ne 10, 1926
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153 co -workers. No mission was est
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15 7 tion of t he f ull g ospel me
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160 Ma ny Method i s t s , d issati
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162 wi t h t he Pentecostal movemen
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165 convenient to r sa ilo r s to d
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170 Ious l ife i n both urban and r
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a r e v i va l i s t i d e a l and
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182 Ernst Troeltsch's pioneering wo
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186 registered a s a de nomina t i
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191 I n a movement that sought Bib}
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1 9 8 ordaine d worker "e r r i ng
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200 »be rore doing a nyt h i ng co
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20' t he meeting toni ght, n he sta
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;:09 pub lished in the Pentecostal
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211 "a r e no t e d for their since
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CHAPTER VII NEWFOUNDLAND PENTECOSTA
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i t . . . " . 36 232 In t he late 1
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,I ;. ne s s and ut t e r selflessn
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Page 260 and 261: 245 Harold J. s nelgr ove (1898-198
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Page 271 and 272: CONCLUSION 256 Pent ecostalism bega
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Page 314: APPENDIX XI I SALVATION ARMY CORPS
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Page 322 and 323: (j) Equal Honor to the Father and t
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Page 326 and 327: 311 righteousness while reigning on
Page 329 and 330: NOT ES 314 ' c o p i e d from the d
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