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Sean Multimedia (2005), 155
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The Supernatural Occurrences of John Wesley: John Wesley (1703-
1791) was the founder of the Methodist Church and there are some 170
million or more Christians who trace their spiritual roots back to him.
However, much about this man’s ministry has been forgotten. Here,
Daniel R. Jennings takes the actual quotes from Wesley’s journal
showing his experiences with demon possession, individuals falling down
slain in the Spirit while he preached, supernatural visions, dreams and
cases of miraculous healings. Included are sections on Wesley’s
interpretation of the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, and his opinion on how
to appropriately view miracles. An excellent resource for the Christian
interested in exploring the possibility of miracles in our own day.
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Sean Multimedia (2009), 137
pages
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The Supernatural Occurrences Of Charles G. Finney: Charles Finney
(1792-1875) was one of the most influential of the 19th century
evangelists. While his itinerant ministry has been well documented,
lesser known are the miracles that he recorded experiencing in his
Memoirs. These miracles included revelations from the Holy Spirit,
visions, the gift of prophecy, slain in the Spirit, impenitent sinners
mysteriously struck dead, and other unusual occurrences. Here, perhaps
for the first time, an attempt has been made to compile and analyze
these experiences in an attempt to answer the enduring question of
whether miracles ended with the completion of the Canon of Scripture or
if they will continue until the Second Coming.
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