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0:01Genesis 26:18 tells us
0:03"Isaac dug again the wells of Abraham."
0:06In every generation, there have been revivals,
0:10massive moves of the Spirit
0:13that changed the course of history.
0:16In every revival, there were believers like you
0:20who chose to answer the call
0:23to become the one in their generation.
0:26Discover your call to be the one
0:29in your generation.
0:31We are about to take you
0:33face to face with history.
0:42You can't go very far in your revival research
0:46without running into this guy.
0:48Roberts Liardon, "God's Generals".
0:50Listen, if you want a full encompassing overview
0:53of revivals and through history,
0:55look into that.
0:56Look into his books, "God's Generals"
0:57but I gotta treat for you today because with me on the set
1:00is Roberts Liardon. Roberts.
1:02- Good to be here.
1:02- Thank you, thank you.
1:03Tell me as we're reaching across this,
1:05what is this you've brought with you?
1:07- Well that's a statue that I did of Smith Wigglesworth
1:10that I did years ago to raise money
1:12for our missions department and so I had
1:14a few extra ones left so I thought I'd bring you
1:18and the set to have a little statue of Smith Wigglesworth.
1:20Oh, thank you, thank you.
1:21- That's the way he was towards the end of his life.
1:23He was probably in his 70s in that time period.
1:28So that's his New Testament...
1:29- Thank you, thank you very much.
1:31- He would carry...
1:31- Yea,
1:32- so that's who he is.
1:33- I've got a lot of Roberts' stuff here so
1:36you can see, there is a plethora of literature here
1:39for you to look at and read so, take a look at it
1:41but I want to talk to you today,
1:43without getting into too much detail
1:45in the beginning...I want to talk about just revival
1:49in the history from all your research that you've done
1:52because we are of like breed here.
1:54- Okay.
1:56What is it that you see is the common denominator
1:59to where God moved
2:00in one of these great revivals?
2:02What is the common denominator?
2:03- There would be several.
2:04The first would be God uses the unlikely candidate
2:06to be the leader or the spark of it.
2:09Everybody I've studied
2:10should not have been who they became.
2:13There were reasons for their misconduct
2:15in their personal life or not the right education
2:19or they didn't have the right spiritual heritage
2:21and for some reason,
2:23God and them connected at the right moment and
2:25they were used to spark that particular thrust
2:29of God or the importance of God on that moment so...
2:31- Like who?
2:32- The guy right here.
2:34Smith Wigglesworth would be one.
2:35Wigglesworth. He couldn't even talk.
2:38I mean, you want to talk about Smith, he couldn't talk.
2:40His first part of his ministry was Salvation Army
2:43children's pastor taking the horse down the street
2:45and all the little kids would get a ride to church
2:47and a ride home that's how Smith started.
2:50Most of us don't realize that the Wigglesworth we know
2:53began after his wife's death when he was 57 years old
2:56and so when we talk about Wigglesworth,
2:58it's after 50 so everybody watching
3:00that think I'm 50 and over...Well Smith became
3:03the great Wigglesworth at 50 after his wife died
3:06so those are some of the basic ones.
3:09General Booth, the Salvation Army.
3:11Another gentleman that had just got the same,
3:14for worst terms kicked out of the Methodist Church
3:16because he was getting too many people saved
3:19and was disturbing that district areas churches
3:22stability and he had to quit
3:24bringing the lost into the church and
3:27he got kicked out because he wouldn't do it and
3:29he ran down the street and bumped into the tent meeting
3:32that began the Salvation Army.
3:34So these are the most unlikely people usually
3:37at a place where the low point.
3:38Ms. Kuhlman at the worst moment of her life
3:41is when God gave her the great healing mantle.
3:43- What was the worst moment of her life?
3:45- Well she had a great ministry and
3:47she married the wrong man and it was ended in divorce
3:50and she walked to a dead end street in California
3:53and she said to Jesus, "I have nothing.
3:55All I have left is that I have my love for You.
3:58If You can use that, use that please"
4:00and that was the moment God does,
4:01"Yea. I have an anointing.
4:03I've been trying to get it in a year and I've asked 3 guys
4:05and they've said, "No". Would you do it?"
4:07And she said, "Yes".
4:09And that became the beginning of Kathryn Kuhlman.
4:14I want His smile.
4:17I want His favor.
4:21I want Him to fold me close to His heart.
4:27I want Him to look down.
4:30I want His services all over me.
4:33The crowd is leaning and I go back to an empty dress room
4:40and I take off the long drape dress
4:44and I take my feet out of the shoes.
4:51I think of just one thing.
4:54Did I please Him?
5:00Did I do my best for Him?
5:05Have you seen that anywhere else where
5:07someone felt they were not or got a word from God
5:10that they weren't the first choice?
5:12- There are those that may comment like that in different
5:14...especially in healing revivals
5:16in some Pentecostal leaders.
5:18They felt like they weren't God's first,
5:20second or third choice.
5:21I think Kathryn was so large because she would tell it.
5:24"I was not"...You know how she talked,
5:26"I wasn't God's first choice.
5:28I was not even His third choice.
5:30I was His fourth choice".
5:32And so you know, I like to interview
5:33the 3 men that said "no" to that mantle.
5:35- Right.
5:36- Are you nuts?
5:38Look what she got and God was trying to get her in there.
5:40So you have that as a common denominator,
5:42the most unlikely people,
5:45coming out of some of the most worst moments or
5:47saddest moments of their life and they reach and God reaches
5:50and this divine thing happens
5:52and it sparks a great move.
5:54- All right, let me do this.
5:56I'm going to go through some names
5:59and I want you to give me your snapshot
6:01of each one of these guys. Okay?
6:03- I hope I know them all.
6:04And there are not in necessarily a certain order
6:06or chronological order. Okay?
6:08- Okay.
6:09- Jack Coe.
6:10Uh...
6:11A very wonderful man that began
6:14out of hurt and rejection.
6:16God anointed him but died at the height of his career
6:19because of mismanagement of his personal life.
6:22He did not manage his health and thus he died
6:25in a 90-year-old body.
6:27When they did the autopsy on him,
6:28he had the body of a 90-year-old man.
6:30He was overweight and he did the big tent thing.
6:33Had the great gift of faith but did not know
6:36how to deal with his own personal challenges which led--
6:38to an early departure.
6:40Hagin and Oral Roberts both said
6:43he had the greatest gift of faith of anybody they knew...
6:46- But regardless, 38 is way too young to leave.
6:49- He just got going.
6:50Think if he got to be 70 and then went to heaven,
6:53what he could have done.
6:54- Right.
6:54- And so...
6:55- Good, okay next one.
6:58Smith Wigglesworth.
7:00- Uneducated.
7:02Never finished into a formal education...
7:04Had his first experience with the Holy Spirit
7:06in a grandmother's Methodist...
7:08shout Methodist revival meeting...
7:11Got enthused with the Holy Spirit because
7:14people were getting healed in the Alexander Boddy's meetings
7:17in Sunderland and he didn't like the "tongues"
7:21stuff but he stayed around long enough
7:23to fall into it we could say and when he got Spirit filled,
7:27his stuttering left and so he began to
7:31minister, like I said a moment ago.
7:33His ministry really did not begin until after his wife died.
7:37When Polly died on the doorsteps of the church,
7:40he of course went ahead and buried his wife
7:44and was grieving
7:45and across in his home at 70 Victor Rd. was a stack about 4 or 5 inch stack of envelopes
7:51and these were invitations for Smith to come and preach
7:54because before he didn't travel around the world much
7:56because he had a church and a wife and family
7:58and so he stayed around Europe, mainly England
8:01and so he dried up his tears
8:04and picked up his grieving heart and said,
8:06"I'm gonna go" and he began to answer those invitations,
8:09which led him into the worldwide ministry
8:12of bringing the Holy Spirit to South Africa
8:14and New Zealand and Australia,
8:16the man that initially brought that movement there and
8:19he had a great personality...
8:21had a Yorkshire type of accent...
8:25and they asked him one day because he's known
8:28for his abruptness.
8:29- Right.
8:31- Now he didn't do that all the time but he did it enough
8:32to where it's legendary
8:34and they asked him one time.
8:35"Why do you hit people?"
8:36He goes, "I don't hit people.
8:37I hit the devil, they just get in the way".
8:38And so his personality was such that it worked on that.
8:43Brother Sumrall, my spiritual father said in
8:45the years he went to visit Smith at his home.
8:48He never met anybody else going to the house
8:50to meet Smith.
8:51Old great men usually die alone because no one
8:54seeks out their wisdom and so hopefully people
8:57watching will find the living generals today
9:00of Wigglesworth's stature
9:02and go and say, "What can we learn?
9:04Tell me that story again where you prayed for me."
9:06I've been to people today that they're home alone
9:09and they did great things for God and
9:11they should not be alone.
9:12Great men and women should be surrounded
9:14by young men into future generals.
9:16- Amen to that. That is so true.
9:18All right. You touched on my next one.
9:19My next one is Lester Sumrall.
9:21God is not giving us a spirit of fear...
9:24That thing that just runs all of the whole total human spectrum,
9:28hurt you in every place.
9:30Then he says, "But God is given us 3 things.
9:32You ought to underline them.
9:33This is II Timothy 1:7.
9:36And I'd like to supplement a few words
9:38if you don't mind.
9:39But God is given us a Spirit of power.
9:42Not a Spirit of fear but a Spirit of power.
9:45Now the word "power" has to do with authority.
9:47Has to do with 2 things: energy and authority.
9:50First authority.
9:52God is giving us a Spirit of authority.
9:54That's the reason we speak so positively
9:56because we know, you see.
9:58We know.
10:00God hasn't giving you a Spirit of fear.
10:01He's giving you a Spirit of authority
10:03that you know.
10:04You speak it and it has to be done.
10:08I would be telling you about a witch doctor
10:12in the morning service that I interviewed
10:15this last week.
10:16One of the most prominent witch doctors
10:19in the whole of Africa and
10:22when we got through the interview
10:24for an hour and a half,
10:26I said, "You feel anything remarkable
10:28or unusual about me?"
10:30I hadn't told him who I was yet.
10:31I just asked questions.
10:34That witch doctor said, "Well Reverend..."
10:38He didn't know naturally that I was a Reverend.
10:41He says, "Behind you is a light that I have to observe
10:46as is you are very strong man."
10:49He said, "I would never cross you."
10:51That's all?
10:55God is not giving us a Spirit of fear.
10:56He's giving us a Spirit of power
10:58that's even recognized by people who worship the devil.
11:02He said, "I would never want to cross you."
11:05And so God is giving us a Spirit of authority
11:09in the world that we live in today.
11:11Don't you wish we used it?
11:13Lester Sumrall carried a degree of Smith's mantle anointing.
11:19The last time Sumrall went to see brother Smith,
11:23the war was on.
11:24World War II was on and he had to get out of England.
11:26The British have sent him a letter to go home.
11:28So he went to his house to say goodbye
11:30and in the foyer area of Smith's home,
11:33he told him immediately, "Get on your knees",
11:35and Smith laid his hands on his shoulders and began to pray
11:39and brother Sumrall said he cried
11:41until the tears off of Smith's cheek would hit
11:44Sumrall's forehead and asked God to give him a portion
11:47of what he carried and that's the date
11:49that brother Sumrall lost fear.
11:52He was the boldest and most fearless man
11:54that I had ever met.
11:55- So he was fearful before that.
11:56- Well, in some degree, yes but he made the comment
11:59after that to me that he never had a fear
12:01that he ever dealt with.
12:02Again it's one of those things that just kind of happened.
12:04- And he was a bold guy.
12:05- He was gruff.
12:06I use the word "gruff".
12:07- Yea, gruff is the good word.
12:09- Not mean, or rough but gruff.
12:11It's between gruff.
12:12You had to know him.
12:13Understand, part of that was he's Irish, he's an apostle.
12:18He's also--got a certain degree of punch to him.
12:21All that wound up together created the gruffness of brother Sumrall.
12:24What he is known for besides...
12:27He only knew Smith for 3 years...3 to 4 years.
12:30The man that nobody ever talks about is Howard Carter.
12:32He was his spiritual father
12:33which is an unsung hero of the Pentecostal movement but
12:38to go back to Sumrall,
12:39what was great with Sumrall's ministry
12:41was the Filipino revival.
12:43The Philippines never had a Protestant revival
12:46until the great deliverance of Carlita
12:49with brother Sumrall in the 1950s and...
12:52I don't have time to go there but the great revival there
12:55came because he cast the devil out of a girl
12:57being bitten by an evil spirit
12:58- Uh huh,
12:59- and the mayor gave him
13:00anything he wanted out of appreciation
13:02and he asked for the city square that seated
13:05--stood about 150,000 people
13:07and so after 6 weeks of revival,
13:09after that deliverance,
13:11there was over 150,000 conversions in six weeks
13:15and Protestantism exploded in the Philippines
13:18and he built at that time
13:20the largest Protestant church in all of Asia.
13:22After Sumrall's great church became Cho...
13:26was the next great church in Korea.
13:28So the first great huge church in Asia
13:30was Sumrall and the tens of thousands and so we had that
13:34and so at the height of that...
13:36- And you know, they are still talking.
13:38They are still--When you go to the Philippines,
13:39you can still see evidence.
13:41People have pictures of that in their home.
13:44- Yea and it was the event that allowed
13:47all Protestant churches to thrive.
13:48- Right.
13:50- He dealt with the principality and power.
13:51He dealt with the national power there with that deliverance.
13:55Somehow that power and that deliverance
13:57and that thing with that girl
13:59knocked that thing back to where it's still not back
14:02and so it was a very interesting thing
14:04and at the height of it,
14:05the height of that church, height of that revival,
14:07God told him to come back to America
14:09and so it seems like every place Sumrall gets to going,
14:12he gets and at the height of it,
14:14God sends him someplace else and he came back home
14:18and he actually did more to help young ministers
14:20than anybody else I know for the end of his life
14:23and I was glad to say that he was my spiritual dad
14:25and I had a good relationship with him.
14:27He told me when I was right.
14:28He told me when I was wrong
14:29and it was good to have that in your life.
14:30- Yea, absolutely.
14:31There is a lot of wisdom in that.
14:33Okay, next up, A. A. Allen.
14:36Look at this child.
14:37[Crowd reacting]
14:41Six years old.
14:44Can't walk.
14:46How many would like to see this poor little kiddy
14:48healed tonight.
14:49Look at that.
14:51[Crowd cheering]
14:52Oh my God.
14:54Have you ever seen anything like in your life?
14:57[Crowd cheering]
14:59- No!
15:01Yes, honey.
15:02[Crowd applauding, awing]
15:05Poor little baby, oh, oh...
15:08[A. A. Allen shaking his head]
15:12Oh God, [Crying]
15:15I'm praying for this baby tonight.
15:18God, lift the curse and let this baby
15:20begin to grow
15:22and become normal.
15:26Hold him, honey.
15:27Oh God, oh oh oh...God.
15:31[A. A. Allen praying with emotion]
15:39In the name of Jesus, make him normal.
15:42Make him whole.
15:44Let him walk.
15:46Let him talk in Jesus mighty name, I ask
15:49for the Glory of God.
15:51Make him normal in Jesus' name.
16:01Lord Jesus, make his legs hold him up tonight.
16:05Let these legs hold him up tonight, Jesus.
16:08Oh God,
16:11Yes Lord.
16:14Say amen.
16:15[Crowd cheering, applauding] - Amen.
16:16Say amen.
16:17[Poeple cheering] - Yes!
16:18- Say amen!
16:19[Crowd cheering]
16:26Everybody say "Amen"!
16:27[Crowd] - Amen!
16:30And I'd like for you right there in your homes
16:32to sing with me.
16:37Everybody sing it.
16:38Sing it everyone.
16:39♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
16:47♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore;
16:54♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
17:02♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
17:10♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
17:18♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore;
17:26♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
17:34♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
17:44[People cheering]
17:51Can you say amen with me?
17:52[Crowd] - Amen!
17:54- Do you love Jesus tonight?
17:55[Crowd shouting] - Amen!
17:57- Sing it one more time.
17:59Let dedicate it to all that had been saved
18:02while they watch this telecast.
18:04In the sweet by and by we shall meet
18:07on that beautiful shore.
18:09And I'd like to know that everyone of you in your home there today
18:13are singing with me.
18:14Ready to do it. And one of these days, when you get up yonder,
18:18the pearly gates open wild,
18:21you're gonna see us coming down, the golden streets.
18:24[Piano]
18:26♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
18:35♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore;
18:43♪♪ In the sweet by and by,
18:51♪♪ We shall meet on that beautiful shore.
18:59[Crowd cheering with song in background]
19:22One of the greatest miracle ministries
19:25in the last of the great Voice of Healing Revivals,
19:30a man that was raised by moonshine parents
19:33who put liquor in his bottle,
19:35when he was a baby to make him quiet
19:38and got saved by a track or got provoked by a track
19:41that led him to a church of a lady preacher
19:43that got him saved and turned him around
19:46and he went to see Oral Roberts here in Dallas
19:49because he was passing Corpus Christi, Texas
19:51because the church wanted a pastor to kind of get revived.
19:54Well it revived him so much, he left the church
19:56and began the great A. A. Allen revival ministries
19:59and he had some phenomenal miracles.
20:00I mean, he was one of the most persecuted.
20:02That is a true statement because of the miracles
20:04also because he integrated his tent.
20:07He also was prophetic.
20:09He began to tap into the prophetic thing
20:11that we know about today: prophetic music,
20:14things like we call it prophetic music
20:16but music that can move in the spirit, I'd say it that way
20:20because he goes down as one of the greats.
20:22And nobody divided up the pie.
20:25He is one of the most wonderful guys.
20:26- Amen to that.
20:27Okay. R. W. Schambach.
20:31Are you listening to me, folks?
20:33There is trouble in the land but there is still hope
20:37for the people of God.
20:39Let them worship their false gods.
20:41I'm not bowing down to any false god.
20:44God is God!
20:46[Church cheering]
20:47And He is the same today as He was 2000 years ago
20:51and He is the answer to everyone of our problems.
20:55You don't have any trouble.
20:59All you need is faith in God.
21:03The true successors of brother Allen's ministry is anointing
21:06...Stewart got the machines and the paper.
21:09Schambach got the mantle in my opinion.
21:13He was able to pick that up and continue it
21:16and be able to come into another generation
21:18which would be mine, your generation.
21:20- Yea.
21:21- And he was one of the received authentic tent preachers
21:24of our time which were very few in those days.
21:26The era was over.
21:28It seems like God always leaves 1 or 2...
21:30that are successful that keeps that all thing alive for some reason
21:35and he was that and you know, "You don't have any problem
21:37which is more faith in God".
21:39His radio show and great, great man.
21:41He came to my church a couple times and preached
21:45and he never spoke negative
21:47about brother Allen which I always respected.
21:50He would always say, "I never knew him like that."
21:53And maybe never did and I guess it was
21:56a different time because I asked him
21:57all the controversy that we've just mentioned but he always...
22:01If you go to carry a mantle from somebody,
22:03you must not become --be negative
22:06against the thing that you carry.
22:07You've got be be able to hold it correctly
22:09or it begins to diminish and sometimes fades.
22:12- That is...What you just said is a mouthful.
22:15You've got to be able to carry it.
22:16- Yep.
22:17- Wow.
22:18- Part of it is to understand a bit of the demand.
22:20Every mantle has its great things
22:23like if you carry a Kathryn Kuhlman mantle
22:25which began--which came down from Maria Etter.
22:27It came from Etter to McPherson, to Kuhlman
22:30and then to Benny Hinn carries some...
22:32All of them had the same type of miracle power,
22:34the same type of draw
22:36and they all have the same problems.
22:37They had divorce problems and at the end,
22:39they had that heart and health problems.
22:41Every single of them so there is a certain spirit
22:44that Lucifer assigns to buffet mantles.
22:47Certain kinds of mantle so if you carry something
22:50from someone, you better know the good
22:52and the bad of it so you can outsmart the bad
22:55and know how to punch it and go around and not fall into it.
22:58Every single one of them.
22:59If we had time, we can go through all of them
23:01and I can show you exactly
23:03how great it was and they all had the same problems.
23:06- Right.
23:07What about...All right.
23:10Let me think where I want to go to next
23:11because we have like 8 different directions here.
23:14All right.
23:15Well, let's just say. Oral Roberts.
23:16- Another study.
23:18He didn't want to be a preacher.
23:20He wanted to be the governor of Oklahoma
23:21was his desire in life.
23:23He did not want to be a poor little Pentecostal.
23:26He ran away from home
23:27and collapsed on the basketball court in a basketball tournament
23:30coughing up parts of his lungs.
23:33He had tuberculosis which in those days,
23:35you were going to die.
23:36- Yeah.
23:37- And God healed him in a tent meeting
23:39about the size of this studio.
23:41He was the last one to be prayed for
23:43and God brought Oral Roberts on the scene to bring
23:46the Pentecostal church from the wrong side of the tracks
23:48to the right side of the tracks.
23:50He finally was able to bring education and anointing together.
23:54- What do you mean when you say, "The wrong side of the tracks
23:56to the right side of the tracks?"
23:57- Early Pentecostals were looked upon as
24:00uneducated, rude, loud, not orthodoxed,
24:05all the things--When you go from classical
24:08Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian,
24:11him singing, preaching the classical way
24:14and all of a sudden, for the first time in a 1000 years,
24:18you're allowing emotion to be a part of
24:22your worship service so if you felt a song,
24:24you could get happy and say, "Amen", or you could clap your hands
24:27and then the anointing came on you
24:29and you go, "Um" and run down the aisle.
24:31Now and all of a sudden, that began to be allowed
24:33that's why early Pentecostals would say,
24:35you know, "You can feel it but just don't be led by it".
24:39It's all right to feel it so when Pentecost came along,
24:42they were preaching, "God I hear You today."
24:43Bible days are here again.
24:45That faith like the apostles have returned
24:47and you can get your miracle and
24:49the gifts and the fruits and the grace are here
24:51and they "Oh" and they begin to get it
24:54and so these are the educated people
24:56looking down on these folks who are shouting
24:58as they are getting out of their wheelchairs
24:59and their churches are growing.
25:01Oral Roberts comes along and begins with class
25:04and dignity and education
25:06and then begins to tap into the cultural things of the day
25:09because usually most people who have a revival
25:12are anti-culture.
25:13If you're smart, you don't have a mixed culture
25:16and revival together so you can go straight into it.
25:18In those days, the "hellevision" called the TV,
25:22- Yes...
25:22- From the Pentecostal...
25:23American government asked the denominations
25:27to send responsible people to help govern this new medium
25:31of television when it first began
25:33and 90% of them did not even want nothing to do with it.
25:36- They refused.
25:37- And so we inherited the mess of that generation
25:40but Oral Roberts decided he wanted to be on
25:44that little black box of TV and he couldn't find anybody
25:49in the Christian Full Gospel circles
25:51who understood television.
25:52He had to go to Hollywood and ask 3 guys
25:54and this is where the term Hollywood preacher came from.
25:56It was a slap against Oral
25:58- Right,
25:59- and so he didn't have nobody.
26:01He didn't have TV cameras like you and the guys back here.
26:03It didn't exist.
26:04He had to go and find somebody and all of a sudden,
26:08it began to work and he found the camera guys
26:10and the people that could do it
26:11and he began to go on TV.
26:13And there was a young man named Lonnie Rex who lives in Houston
26:16who got him supernaturally
26:19bumped into the FCC kind of guy at the time.
26:22They got Oral Roberts connected to go on
26:24hundreds of stations in a short matter of time
26:26because they wouldn't want to put Oral on
26:28and he turned it and they were at where they met
26:32at a Rolls-Royce car show...
26:33Wow...
26:35because Lonnie Rex and that guy both loved Rolls-Royce cars
26:38and they were the last 2 to walk out of that show
26:41in Tulsa that day.
26:42- Wow.
26:43- And that's how, it happened.
26:46When I started this journey
26:47of learning about revivals, it took a lot of time.
26:49I had to look at books, I had to look at videos,
26:52I had to scour the internet.
26:53Listen.
26:54Here the Revival Radio TV team has taken all of that effort out.
26:58All you've got to do is go to our website:
27:00REVIVALRADIOTV.COM.
27:02Here you can contact us, you can watch episodes,
27:05you can sign up to be on our email list and
27:07you will get an email every week about
27:09what's happening and special videos.
27:11But I want to show you a special feature
27:13that's on the website
27:15and that's the timeline.
27:16Now on this timeline, you can see it in 3D,
27:20where it looks like that or you can see it in 2D
27:21and you can actually scroll through history
27:26of revival. Is that cool?
27:27You can go through here and you can see what God did.
27:30So let's go here for instance...
27:33Right here--Let me see a good one
27:36where I want to stop.
27:37Okay, 1926.
27:39Voronaev Pentecostal Christians
27:41of Evangelical Faith first conference.
27:43I can find out more information about
27:44what happened in Russia.
27:46The Pentecostal leaders gathered in Odessa, Ukraine
27:49for an assembly.
27:50You know, it's amazing when you start into this.
27:53You see how God vowed
27:54from one revival to the next,
27:56how He plucked people out from one part of the world
27:59and put them in somewhere else.
28:00This is a feature you want to take advantage of.
28:03So go to the website, would you?
28:04REVIVALRADIOTV.COM,
28:07look on that, sign up for all of the updates that we get
28:10and take advantage of this timeline,
28:11you won't regret it.
28:12Until the next time,
28:13remember,
28:14BE THE ONE.
28:16♪ [Music]

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