Miracles And Manifestations Of The Holy Spirit In The History Of The Church (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9780974474892)

GOD HAS ALWAYS DONE MIRACLES IN HIS CHURCH AND STILL DOES

The Holy Spirit has never left the Church and neither have His supernatural gifts and manifestations. They have been available in every century - from the days of the Apostolic Fathers, to the desert monks of Egypt and Syria, to the missionary outreaches of the Middle Ages, to the Reformation era and the awakenings and revivals that followed, to the Pentecostal explosion of the Twentieth Century and the increase of signs and wonders in the Twenty-first.

Miracles, healings, deliverances, prophecies, dreams, visions - even raising the dead - have all been in operation throughout the history of the Church. Anglicans, Baptists, Catholics, Congregationalists, Lutherans, Methodists, Moravians, Presbyterians, Quakers and many others have experienced the supernatural gifts and workings of the Spirit over the centuries.

Miracles and Manifestations of the Holy Spirit in the History of the Church gathers up numerous accounts from a variety of historical sources and provides a handy reference for those who want to know more about:

• How the Church has understood and operated in the gifts and manifestations of the Holy Spirit at various times in history.
• Why the gifts and miracles were more frequently in manifestation in some eras than in others.
• The many ways the Church has ministered in healing and deliverance.
• How the Holy Spirit manifested in great revivals.
• How the river of gifts and miracles continues to flow today.

"Jeff Doles Miracles and Manifestations is an outstanding collection of original documents which chronicle the 'greater works' Jesus promised to his followers throughout church history. Doles unearths a breadth of material, some of which is not well known in the scholarly world. This work is equally useful both to the theologian and to the devotional reader." Jon Ruthven, Professor Emeritus at Regent University School of Divinity. Author of On the Cessation of the Charismata: The Protestant Polemic on Post Biblical Miracles