1886 LOUIS WEPF. Rare Early Methodist Work on Eschatology. Revelation and the Law of Seven. Revival Cecil Polhill-Turner [who would join

Cecil Polhill-Turner [who would join in with the Pentecostals]

He gave up the college buildings

He was also used to lead a series of revivals at Dickinson College that led to a significant influx of students sensing the call to Christian ministry

"It is the duty of a Christian

1886 LOUIS WEPF. Rare Early Methodist Work on Eschatology. Revelation and the Law of Seven. Revival Cecil Polhill-Turner [who would joinA rare Methodist work of a dispensational nature, "The time has come when the things which God has revealed in the Revelation ought to be understood; we are nearing the last eventful period," which is read in terms of the seven times or dispensations, etc., He even argues that the book had been impossible to read properly until the present, because history was commentary and the history text interaction provided the "Key" to understanding the future