A History of the Wesleyan Grove Marthas Vineyard Camp Meeting From the Firs
A History of the Wesleyan Grove Marthas Vineyard Camp Meeting From the Firs
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From very accurate estimates it is believed there could not have been many less than three thousand, although less than one thousand was the greatest number tenting on the ground. The preaching was pow- erful. In the afternoon seekers were called forward, and several converted at the altar. The prayer meetings in the tents in the evening were characterized by deep emotion. There was an ardent strug- gling for deliverance from sin, for spiritual strength and full salvation. The writer was presen...t at one peculiarly of this de- scription. After remaining on our knees for nearly an hour, one of the heaviest tempests came over us that has been known in this vicinity for several years. But we 80 WESLEYAN GROVE CAMP MEETING. Still remained for a long time in suppliant attitude before Him in whom we trusted. The vivid flashes of lightning played about US; but did not harm us; the rain de- scended; and as the almost deafening claps of thunder broke near us, seeming to rend the very heavens, the repeated re- sponse at the top of the voice of ' hallela- jah ' from a devout minister of Jesus, ac- companied with expressions of praise to God from many others of the company, presented a scene of moral sublimity which it is utterly impossible to describe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From very accurate estimates it is believed there could not have been many less than three thousand, although less than one thousand was the greatest number tenting on the ground. The preaching was pow- erful. In the afternoon seekers were called forward, and several converted at the altar. The prayer meetings in the tents in the evening were characterized by deep emotion. There was an ardent strug- gling for deliverance from sin, for spiritual strength and full salvation. The writer was presen...t at one peculiarly of this de- scription. After remaining on our knees for nearly an hour, one of the heaviest tempests came over us that has been known in this vicinity for several years. But we 80 WESLEYAN GROVE CAMP MEETING. Still remained for a long time in suppliant attitude before Him in whom we trusted. The vivid flashes of lightning played about US; but did not harm us; the rain de- scended; and as the almost deafening claps of thunder broke near us, seeming to rend the very heavens, the repeated re- sponse at the top of the voice of ' hallela- jah ' from a devout minister of Jesus, ac- companied with expressions of praise to God from many others of the company, presented a scene of moral sublimity which it is utterly impossible to describe.
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