The Spirit of Prophecy DefendedBRILL, 2003 - 521 sivua The Spirit of Prophecy Defended (originally published in 1713 as The General Delusion of Christians) is a thoroughgoing apology for the miracles, signs, and wonders of the Christian past and of its followers, the so-called French Prophets, a small ecstatic movement in eighteenth-century England that traced its roots to the Montanists of the early church. In this retypeset edition an indispensable primary source on the movement J. Ramsey Michaels establishes that John Lacy was the original author of The General Delusion of Christians. This edition includes the full text of the 1713 edition and Lacy s recently discovered and previously unknown marginalia, as well as the notes and preface of the 1832 edition of Scottish Presbyterian Edward Irving, whose own ministry was marked by ecstatic signs and wonders. |
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CHAPTER | 24 |
Disquietude of Mind upon a Vision or Dream | 40 |
Divine Dreams and Visions not always understood at | 47 |
N B By the quotations preceding in this Part and from | 52 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 61 |
CHAPTER | 81 |
PART | 141 |
CHAPTER | 152 |
CHAPTER THREE | 315 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 340 |
CHAPTER | 371 |
CHAPTER | 385 |
New Prophecying does not undermine or supersede | 390 |
To say There is no need of Prophets is an Arrogancy | 401 |
That an Holy Spirit cannot make a Quotation from | 407 |
Whenever God sent Prophets He always gave them | 419 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 188 |
PART THREE | 233 |
Whether the Divine Spirit may not suppress for a time | 300 |
The Montanists falsely accused for setting up a | 308 |
No Man is to be believed a Prophet without the brightest | 427 |
CHAPTER THREE | 451 |
CHAPTER FOUR | 485 |
Prophets are to be subject in their prophesying | 505 |
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