A DIARY OF SIGNS AND WONDERS is as anointed today as it was when it was first published in 1916. When you read it, you will encounter the mighty Holy Spirit.
When it comes to anointed, Spirit-empowered ministry, none can compare to evangelist Maria Woodworth-Etter (1844–1924).
Her evangelistic campaigns criss-crossed the United States, bringing incredible healing and astounding spiritual manifestations to rival the biblical outpouring at Pentecost. Even the dead are resurrected.
This book details the account of her call to preach the Gospel, her early ministry, and the many salvations, healings, deliverances that attended her meetings. A number of her powerful sermons are included.
This edition, edited by Lee Allen Howard, is formatted especially for Kindle. Improvements include updated spellings, Arabic chapter numbers and Scripture references, typographical and grammar corrections, and a linked table of contents. A number of photographs are also provided.
To experience the power of Pentecost today, download A DIARY OF SIGNS AND WONDERS today!
Maria Woodworth-Etter (1844 - 1924)
Born in 1844 in rural, central Ohio, to non Christian parents, Maria was converted to Christ at age thirteen and soon after called to evangelism. Nevertheless, she pushed the call of God aside and laboured with all her heart at caring for her family and being a homemaker. One by one, the Lord saw fit to call five of her six precious children home to Him. In regard to The Lord calling her to ministry, she would make excuses that she would be glad to if only she were a man. Then the Lord in a vision caused her to see "the bottomless pit open in all its horror and woe...It was surrounded by a great multitude of people who seemed unconscious of their danger.." After the death of her fifth child, she entered a period of illness nigh unto death. Her recovery was swift after agreeing that she would finally answer His call to reach the perishing.She asked The Lord qualify her for the work and He answered by gloriously baptizing her in the Holy Spirit and anointing her for service. The phenomenon of trances and of people falling under the power of the Holy Ghost were known to occur during her meetings -- with the result of incredible numbers of even the most notorious sinners gloriously and lastingly converted to Christ. The Lord also gave her the gift of healing. Eventually, because of his adultery, she filed for divorce from her first husband Philo Woodworth who died in 1892. Several years later she married Samuel Etter, who ably assisted her evangelistic work. By 1912, she was involved with the Pentecostal movement and was a featured evangelist across the country. But truly The Lord gave Maria Woodworth-Etter a "Pentecostal" ministry decades before the Pentecostal movement ever began.
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