The Order of Zion
The Order of Zion
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Jenkins to hold a protracted meeting. They continued fifteen evenings, including three Sundays. The attendance of the saints was good, but of the outsiders it was not so good as it was desired, but all who came were instructed, edified and built up, and much good was accomplished. On the closing Sunday at prayer meeting we had a grand out- pouring of God's Holy Spirit, it was a real little pentecost. God manifested to us through the gift of tongues and in- terpretation, saying that if we would ...apply the instructions which we had received, then Zion would soon be redeemed; and that Bros. Zahnd and Jenkins should receive as a re- ward sheaves of glory for their faithful labors.
The following article appeared in the Public Press of New Albany, Ind. , May 11, 1915: Mr. John Zahnd, of Kansas City, Mo. , was in this city last week on business. Mr. Zahnd is doing well at Kansas City. He was formerly one of New Albany's enterprising and public spirited citizens and many were the regrets [26] THE ORDER OF ZION when he decided upon leaving here and going west, but his many friends are glad to know that he is prospering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jenkins to hold a protracted meeting. They continued fifteen evenings, including three Sundays. The attendance of the saints was good, but of the outsiders it was not so good as it was desired, but all who came were instructed, edified and built up, and much good was accomplished. On the closing Sunday at prayer meeting we had a grand out- pouring of God's Holy Spirit, it was a real little pentecost. God manifested to us through the gift of tongues and in- terpretation, saying that if we would ...apply the instructions which we had received, then Zion would soon be redeemed; and that Bros. Zahnd and Jenkins should receive as a re- ward sheaves of glory for their faithful labors.
The following article appeared in the Public Press of New Albany, Ind. , May 11, 1915: Mr. John Zahnd, of Kansas City, Mo. , was in this city last week on business. Mr. Zahnd is doing well at Kansas City. He was formerly one of New Albany's enterprising and public spirited citizens and many were the regrets [26] THE ORDER OF ZION when he decided upon leaving here and going west, but his many friends are glad to know that he is prospering.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Zahnd to read onlineMoreLess
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