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Charismatic Experiences In Early Seventh-day Adventist History

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    Chapter 1—Overpowered by Spirit

    In relating another incident during her early Christian experience as a young Millerite, she tells of how she, with others, was involved in a meeting about six months after the one described above. The chapter presenting this information is entitled “Opposition of Formal Brethren.” She recounts:CEESDAH 4.1

    “At times the Spirit of the Lord rested upon me with such power that my strength was taken from me. This was a trial to some who had come out from the formal churches.... Many could not believe that one could be so overpowered by the Spirit of God as to lose all strength....

    “We had appointed evening prayer meetings in different localities of the city to accommodate all who wished to attend them. The family that had been most forward in opposing me attended one of these. Upon this occasion, while those assembled were engaged in prayer, the Spirit of the Lord came upon the meeting, and one of the members of this family was prostrated as one dead. His relatives stood weeping around him, rubbing his hands and applying restoratives. At length he gained sufficient strength to praise God, and quieted their fears by shouting with triumph over the marked evidence he had received of the power of the Lord upon him. The young man was unable to return home that night.”—Testimonies for the Church 1:44, 45.

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