Reminiscences of Fifty Years in Christian Service
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The proposition to give the annual conferences the power to elect the presiding elders got such a bruising that it has hardly stirred since that d^y.
At Washington I heard Dr. J. M. Buckley preach, on Sunday morning in Metropolitan Church, and, with a letter of introduction from Dr. John P.
Newman, called at the White House Monday morning and enjoyed a conversation with Presi- dent Grant.
When I joined the conference, and for some After the Revival. 151 time afterward, I was not absolutely sure... that God had called me to preach. In times of physical exhaustion and nervous depression the devil would torment me by telling me that I had no right to preach and that I had committed the fearful crime of running as a messenger for the Great King before I was sent. Of course, I did not recognize the satanic origin of the suggestion ; I was not sure that it was not from the Holy Spirit. These thoughts came to me in the physi- cal and mental reaction which followed the thir- teen weeks of revival labor at Palmyra.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The proposition to give the annual conferences the power to elect the presiding elders got such a bruising that it has hardly stirred since that d^y.
At Washington I heard Dr. J. M. Buckley preach, on Sunday morning in Metropolitan Church, and, with a letter of introduction from Dr. John P.
Newman, called at the White House Monday morning and enjoyed a conversation with Presi- dent Grant.
When I joined the conference, and for some After the Revival. 151 time afterward, I was not absolutely sure... that God had called me to preach. In times of physical exhaustion and nervous depression the devil would torment me by telling me that I had no right to preach and that I had committed the fearful crime of running as a messenger for the Great King before I was sent. Of course, I did not recognize the satanic origin of the suggestion ; I was not sure that it was not from the Holy Spirit. These thoughts came to me in the physi- cal and mental reaction which followed the thir- teen weeks of revival labor at Palmyra.
What to read after Reminiscences of Fifty Years in Christian Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winchester, C. W. (Charles Wesley), 1843-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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