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- 1John Wesley1776 John Wesley introduced the doctrine of Christian perfection. He believed in a 2nd experience after salvation - sanctification.
- 21830 - Holiness MovementTaught Americans the doctrine of 2nd blessing (double cure.) 1. salvation 2. power for holy living. (Believers showed this Spirit-controlled life through strict dress and behavior.)
- 3REFORMED Calvinistic theologiansequated Spirit baptism with conversion
- 4REVIVALISTS within the Reformed traditionclaimed it was a second work of grace
- 5Charles G. Finney taughtthat baptism in the HS empowered Christians for ministry.
- 6The KESWCK CONVENTIONS (1875) in Englandrejected the "Wesleyan perfection" for "full consecration" and the "fullness of the Spirit."
- 7Revivalists such as D.L. Moodyemphasized Spirit baptism to empower for service.
- 8Dorothea Trudel in Switzerland emphasizeddivine healing. Set up a hospice for healing known as a faith home. Instead of medical care the sick received teaching on the Biblical promises of healing, encouragement to build their faith, and prayer for their healing.
- 9John Alexander Dowie and Maria Woodworth-Etterprayed for the sick in their meetings.
- 10A.B. Simpson taughtthat the Lord Jesus purchased healing for us in His redemption and that sanctified believers could promptly receive healing from every disease.
- 11Not everyone in the holiness movementaccepted the teaching about healing. As an explanation why some were not healed immediately, A. J. Gordon suggested that God remains sovereign about who receives healing.
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