1754 MORAVIAN REVIVAL. Collection of Hymns of the Brethren in Two Volumes. Very Scarce. ReformationVery important Great Awakening era hymn book of the Moravians in England, edited by John Gambold [1711 1771], and containing 11 new translations by Gambold and 28 original hymns. Gambold had been friends with Charles and John Wesley. His mystic rather than evangelistic tone and make up ultimately led him to john with the Moravians instead He found his people, corresponded frequently with Count Nicholas von Zinzendorf and ultimately became, for all
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Two volumes in one
was directed against the arguments of his former fellow-student John Tombes
but all consolidated
Long was converted during a Winebrennerian revival in 1851 in Mt
the Soul Communing with him when Tears of joy may run down the Cheeks here is the sweet Communion one with another in the Captain of our Salvation
containing a long list of absurd lies and propagandistic inventions
must have terminated
not only in the ardent Spirit of Piety of which they breathe
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