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Dr. Ron wrote:Smith Wrigglesworth's writings are very balanced from the Baptist perspective.
free wrote:Someone just gave me a book with his complete colletion of his life teachings...It's a big book so it'll take me a while to get through it. I'm looking forwad to reading it.
kurt73 wrote:I have read a lot of books on him. He was very much in contact with God. They said his prayer closet was in a room with a homemade alter against the wall. The wall was full of dryed up spit from where he prayed so hard.
He had a huge healing ministry. He was knock on for how rough he got with people especially when he prayed for them.
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yeah he was famous for hitting people with bibles and hitting them (for ex. if someone had stomach problems he was known to punch ya in the gut "in the name of Jesus")
Rahab wrote:I read a book about him. He had amazing faith. When his wife died, he prayed for her to live again and she did. She told him her work was thru and to let her go. He said ok and she laid back down and went back to Heaven.
RamboPreacher wrote:my opinion is that it's fun to say his name.
Smith Wigglesworth
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see, it's fun!
I would like to know more about this. I heard from the pulpit, that the story went something like that she died, and he pulled her lifeless body off the bed, and stood it up against the wall and commanded her life to come back into her. when it did, they went on together in a "revival".dalebert wrote:Rahab wrote:I read a book about him. He had amazing faith. When his wife died, he prayed for her to live again and she did. She told him her work was thru and to let her go. He said ok and she laid back down and went back to Heaven.
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...i can only imagine the look on her face when she opened her eyes and saw SW standing there instead of Jesus.....
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