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Title: Birth of a reformation; or, The life and labors of Daniel S. Warner
Year: 1921 (1920s)
Authors: Byers, Andrew L., 1869- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Warner, D. S. (Daniel Sidney), 1842-1895 Church of God (Anderson, Ind.)
Publisher: Anderson, Ind., Los Angeles, Cal. (etc.) Gospel trumpet company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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iful, blaz-ing constellation of Bible truth after another is brought to viewuntil the adoring soul sees no end to the divine evidences of thesecond grace save the end of revelation itself; and even therethe Spirit takes up the eternal theme and writes it all over thesoul, on the tablet of the heart and upon every fiber of ourconscious being; yea, writes it upon the merchandise of thesaints all over the entire universe of Gods creation, on everysurrounding object. Even upon the bells of the horses shallthere be HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD. We can begin to see the effects under God of praising thebeauty of holiness in this place in our prayer- and class-meetings. Many express, a hunger for full salvation, and as wefrequently present our dear neighbors to God in prayer, theSpirit seems to indicate a glorious harvest of souls in this placein the near future. All glory to God! And now, my soul, another year of thy earthly career and timeto work has passed away. Thank God, it was the first whole
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i s 186 BIRTH OF A REFORMATION year of my life that I have dwelt in the Canaan of perfect loveand sinless glory. All its events through God have indeed workedtogether for good to my soul. 11. Since last writing we have constantly shared the goodnessof God. The time has been closely devoted to writing on mybook and for the Herald. The Holy Spirit has greatly assisted.The weather has been very cold, as much as twenty-four degreesbelow zero. The first week of the new year was observed as aweek of prayer. The weather being severe, but few attended ourunion prayer-meeting. Last night in the name of Jesus we begana meeting here in the Methodist church-house on the line ofholiness. The book he speaks of was the Bible Proofs of the Sec-ond Work of Grace. It was printed and bound the nextyear, 1880, at the E. U. Mennonite publishing house inGoshen. Two thousand copies were printed. It con-tained 493 pages and was, it would seem, an almost ex-haustive treatise on sanctification as a second work

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