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Martin Luther - Main

A Reformer and Shepherd. When the Dark Ages reached the point of utter darkness, God intervened by raising up Martin Luther, through whom the Reformation was carried out. As he received light from the Word, Luther gradually recognized the evil mixture of tradition, superstition, and human organization within the Roman Catholic Church and boldly spoke out against it. A Reformer and Shepherd. This website is a reproduction of the book entitled Martin Luther: A Brief History of the Lord’s Recovery,.

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M. E. Barber - Main

In taking up the burden to move from Great Britain to China for the Lord’s interest, Miss Barber deeply experienced the cross and learned to live by faith. Her poems, some of which are included in this volume, exhibit her deep experiences of Christ. She was very much in the Lord’s presence, and she eagerly anticipated His coming back. She paid more attention to life than to work. In Witness Lee’s. Biography of Watchman Nee ( Watchman Nee: A Seer of the Divine Revelation in the Present Age,. Which was aut...

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Mary E. McDonough - God’s Plan of Redemption - Main

God's full salvation consists of the redemption accomplished by Christ on the cross and the subjective operation of the Triune God as the eternal life to man. In this remarkable study, Mary E. McDonough examines both aspects of the believer’s salvation but adds particular emphasis to the latter, unveiling the truth and experience of the uncreated life, the life of God in Christ Jesus that is shared by the believer. After many years of being unavailable in its entirety, God's Plan of Redemption.

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The Human Spirit - Main

Exegetical and Lexical Word Studies. Is man composed of two or three parts? Some believe man has two parts: body and soul. The majority of them equate the soul and spirit or say that the spirit is a subdivision of the soul. Others believe man has three parts: body, soul, and spirit. This implies that the spirit is distinct from the soul and is not a subdivision of the soul. What does the Bible say? This website is a reproduction of the book entitled The Human Spirit: Exegetical and Lexical Word Studies.

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Count Zinzendorf - Main

A Community at Herrnhut. Life Among the Moravians. Into All the World. A Faithful Witness of Noble Birth. Count Zinzendorf was one of the rare Christians born into a noble family, yet fully consecrated to the Lord. He began to love the Lord at six and continued to mature in Christ throughout his school years. He became burdened for the oneness of Christians and purchased the village of Berthelsdorf as a refuge for persecuted Christians of every kind. A Community at Herrnhut. Life Among the Moravians.

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Histories of the local churches raised up by Watchman Nee and Witness Lee

The second time that the word church is mentioned in Acts in conjunction with a particular city is in the case of Antioch (Acts 13:1), whose early history is recorded in Acts chapter 11. The ministries of Barnabas and Paul were instrumental in raising up the church in Antioch (Acts 11:26). These church histories are listed alphabetically by the name of the city in which the church is located. For more information, you may contact us at histories@churchhistories.org. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Biographical Sketches - Main

This website provides biographical sketches of believers who the Lord used in his recovery. Of experiencing Christ and practicing the church life in oneness. It is encouraging to read about the lives of the many dear believers who have answered His call throughout the centuries. Below is a list of names arranged alphabetically. Who was the German reformer who nailed the Ninety-five Theses. On the church door, asserting the Bible as the sole authority? Austin-Sparks, T. (Theodore). Böhler, Peter. It is pu...

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Bernard of Clairvaux

This series of websites consists of biographical sketches of four key persons used by the Lord in His recovery. Bernard of Clairvaux, John Wycliffe. The subject of this first biographical sketch is Bernard of Clairvaux. The hymns written by Bernard give an indication of what kind of person he was. It is difficult to sing his hymns without being drawn into a deeper and sweeter fellowship with the Lord. Surely Bernard had a living walk with the Lord. Authored by James Reetzke in The Firstfruits.