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Josiah and Revival
Josiah and Revival
By W W Fereday.
This is an examination of Josiah’s revival.
- Fereday Elijah the Tishbite
- Fereday Eternal Punishment
- Fereday, W.W. – Elisha, the Prophet.
- Fereday, W.W. – Abimelech
- Fereday, W.W. – Balaam-His Words and Ways
- Fereday, W.W. – Jonah
- Fereday, W.W. – Josiah and Revival
Contents of Josiah and Revival
The Child King
Many Gracious Revivals
Seeking the Lord
Israel’s “High Places”
The Land Purged and the House Repaired
Faithful in that which is Least
No Accounts Kept!
The Book of the Law Found
“Thine Heart was Tender”
Huldah’s Solemn Message
A Fresh Covenant
From Dan to Beersheba
Josiah at Bethel
Three Wrecked Lives
The Great Passover
Sad Megiddo!
The Wreck of the Kingdom
Appendix
Jehovah’s Passover
Revival Works
More Works on Revivals
- Bonar, Horatius – True Revival
- Carradine, Beverly – Revival Sermons
- Fereday, W.W. – Josiah and Revival
- Finney, Charles Grandison – Breaking up Fallow Ground
- Greenfield – Power from on High (Revival)
- Mackintosh, C.H. – Prayer and the Prayer Meeting
- Orr A Neighborhood Awakening
- Owen Decay of Spiritual Affections
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