A Salvationist visiting Nottingham chapel, where William Booth was
converted, kneeled near the commemo-
rative tablet and prayed: “O God, do it
again! Do it again.”
A Salvationist knelt at the altar where William Booth was converted and prayed, 'O God, do it again!'—a prayer for God's converting work to continue generation after generation.
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I lived at Andrews University growing up, and in the 1970s, there was a genuine revival there. And it's interesting, the…
— Unknown
This illustration was published in a secular magazine and for that reason is all the more valuable. It is authenticated …
A man with God is always in the majority. –John Knox, Inscription on Reformation Monument, Geneva, Switzerland
— John Knox
Any fool can count the seeds in an apple, but only God can count the apples in a seed.
God neverwronghtmiraelestoconvince atheism, because His ordinary works con vinceit.
— Dr. Bacon
As the Second Great Awakening flickered to life around at the end of the eighteenth century, scattered revivals erupted …
— Barton Stone
