The Full Blessing of Pentecost, the One Thing Needful (Classic Reprint)

Dutch Eeformed Church of South Africa -has, during the past forty years, been in the habit of observing the ten days between A scension and Whitsunday as days of prayer. The custom had its origin during the revival that passed over this country between 1860 and 1862 in the suggestion of the minister of a parish which at that time had received special blessing. The observance has in many cases been accompanied with blessing. The opportunity it gives for training Christians in the knowledge of what God s Word teaches con cerning the Spirit, to the practice and the faith to which it calls, to prayer and fellowship and special efforts in behalf of the careless, has often been of the greatest value. Each year subjects for meditation and discourse have been published.
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