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The Awakening in 1859

From: England (1800 A.D. - 1860 A.D.): Chapter 56

By: Andrew Miller

Narrator: Chris Genthree

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The great awakening in 1859, which filled so many lands with the blessed fruits of salvation, being still fresh in many minds, we need do little more than notice its humble beginnings. It has been a point of special interest to us all through our history to know the beginning of things. When the Spirit of God works, and means to accomplish something great, either in individuals or in nations, He usually commences without observation: man sounds a trumpet before him.

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