The W. W. Prescott Armadale Sermons - Fred Bischoff

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into the tent and listen as if spellbound. B. Oct. 22, 1895 (Letter 84, to Son Edson, unreleased) The Lord has given Brother Prescott a message for the people, which is highly appreciated. His mind is fruitful in the truth, and the power and the grace of God are upon him. We feel that we are highly favored in having his services at this camp meeting. I long to attend every meeting. C. Nov. 6, 1895 (Letter 25, to S. N. Haskell, unreleased) We are at this time in our camp-meeting having a feast of precious things. The word is presented in a most powerful manner. The Holy Spirit has been poured out upon Brother Prescott in a great measure. ... Brother Prescott has been bearing the burning words of truth such as I have heard from some in 1844. The inspiration of the Spirit of God has been upon him. Unbelievers say, "These are the words of God. I never heard such things before." We have had the truth presented in clear lines. Bro. Prescott has never had such power in preaching the truth as he has had since coming to this meeting. The unbelievers sit with their eyes riveted on him in amazement, as the truth comes forth from his lips, vitalized by the Spirit of God. When I consider the responsibility resting upon all who hear this heaven sent message, I tremble at the word of the Lord. Who will receive the message sent to them? D. Nov. 6, 1895 (MS 19, unreleased) I have just been listening to a discourse given by Professor Prescott. It was a most powerful appeal to the people. Those not of our faith seemed deeply interested. They say, "there is no life in our churches, everything is so 13
cold and dry; we are starving for the bread of life." The people are of the very best class of society, of all ages; noble looking men of white hair, sit and listen as for their life. Some men who are superintendents of Sunday Schools, are as eager to get the discourses as they see our reporters taking notes in shorthand. They say, "I do not want to lose one idea." All the words, they say, are precious. ... All say, "never did we have the privilege of hearing the Bible made so plain and brought to that simplicity in explanation, that we can not help but understand it. ..." Maggie Hare is reporting Professor Prescott’s discourses and my talks, for publication. Professor Prescott’s sermons will never seem the same, I fear, as when given by the living preacher: for the words are spoken in the demonstration of the Spirit, and with power, his face all aglow with the sunshine of heaven. ... I think I may safely say I have never in my experience seen so large a number attending meetings not of our faith who are so hungry for the truth. E. Nov. 7, 1895 (Letter 51, to Bro. McCullogh, unreleased) In the evening Elder Prescott preached. The tent was full, and scores, it is reported, could not get under the canvas and went away. ... We have seen the power of God in human vessels as they have presented the truth at these meetings ... the Lord is in our midst. F. Nov. 17, 1895 (Letter 113, to J. H. Kellogg) I have been privileged to witness the past five weeks that which has given me much joy to see a people eager, hungry, and earnest to hear the Word of God presented in clear and new light. The Word of God has been presented in demonstration of the Spirit and with power. The Lord has sent Professor Prescott to us not an empty vessel, but a vessel full of heavenly treasure that he can give to every man his portion of meat in due season. This 14
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Page 3 and 4: manifestly taught and exalted.” -
Page 5 and 6: heard," he went on, the preacher’
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Page 9 and 10: he reported to W. C. White afterwar
Page 11 and 12: W. C. White wrote several letters t
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Page 17 and 18: Armadale. We all need the words tha
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Page 23 and 24: Chapter 3 Abiding in Christ and wal
Page 25 and 26: with life from God. Just the moment
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Page 39 and 40: The stone in the hand of Israel’s
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Page 51 and 52: Chapter 5 The kingdom of God; or th
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Page 55 and 56: say, God is arbitrary, and he began
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forth A special message for loyalty
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Chapter 6 The Word became flesh "In
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Adam’s sin typical What was the s
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itself by sin, and wrought out salv
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The price paid for every soul I wan
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Our representative in the courts of
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of His prayer were: "That the love
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lay hold upon the life and power of
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What is the faith of Jesus? These p
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all the power of the Roman Empire i
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When the earth is removed, what sha
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that is in the waters under the ear
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the privilege of being in harmony w
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shall never see death;" for he has
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Son of man be." We shall see violen
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Chapter 8 God or Caesar, Which? "Th
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uled the body, they had ruled the o
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unwashen hands defileth not a man."
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can protect them in the proper use
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and He depends wholly and only upon
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ut if you get into My realm, You wi
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contrary to My commands, I will bri
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ought and laid upon the mouth of th
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"The dangerous temptations which on
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council together, and all the senat
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crucified Christ, they said, "His b
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Chapter 9 Christ Our Example "Come
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ecame dependent. And He said, "As t
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Christ’s source of strength So we
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Christ’s life to be repeated in u
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Christian life simply as something
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dead by the glory of the Father, ev
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for Him. Selfishness has no place i
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confidence in the flesh. Though I m
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things about His word, and to revea
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(Rom. 3:26) have nothing less than
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to God" (Rom. 6:22) should be found
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were made sinners, so by the obedie
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manifested, being witnessed by the
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evealed sin but could not confer ri
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Furthermore, Christ came to destroy
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this world" (2 Cor. 4:4) and in opp
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cannot meet the standard except as
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prayer of the great apostle: "Now t
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Appendix A Statements on the Law an
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circumstances that bring the sure r
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Said my guide, "There is much light
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F. Feb. 27, 1891 (Diary, "Christ Ou
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e educated to expect help from man.
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Appendix B Statements on the Comman
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commandments of God and leave the o
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dependence. [p. 460] E. Dec. 1889 (
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H. March 24, 1891 (Sermon, "Our Pre
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aloft; for it is truth. [p. 1486] J
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sweet, melting love and tender comp
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Creator," and "I have made Christ,
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Thirty years after Washburn’s dea
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