The neighbors being invited, it was a large gathering, and ended well. " The 19th, had a meeting at Mendenhall's : a large number of Methodists and Baptists attended. Two women fell on their knees, and trembled, and shook, and prayed, and exhorted. I... A Journal of the Life, Travels, and Religious Labors of William Savery, Late ... - Page 7by William Savery - 1844 - 316 pagesFull view - About this book
| William Evans, Thomas Evans - Quakers - 1837 - 524 pages
...being invited, it was a large gathering and ended well. " The 19th, had a meeting at Mender), hall's : a large number of Methodists and Baptists attended....Several wept and most of the people appeared serious. I slept in among them again and advised the women to stillness: and then thought I had a more favourable... | |
| William Savery - Quakers - 1863 - 518 pages
...being invited, it was a large gathering, and ended well. " The 19th, had a meeting at Mendenhall's : a large number of Methodists and Baptists attended....appearance, as they continued in these agitations some time after meeting broke up. Several wept, and most of the people appeared serious. I slept in... | |
| William Savery - Quakers - 1873 - 496 pages
...being invited, it was a large gathering, and ended well. " The 19th, had a meeting at Mendenhall's : a large number of Methodists and Baptists attended....appearance, as they continued in these agitations some time after meeting broke up. Several wept, and most of the people appeared serious. I stept in... | |
| Johns Hopkins University - History - 1896 - 428 pages
...Mendenhall's, for some of that name went from North Carolina: "The igth, had a meeting at Mendenhall's; a large number of Methodists and Baptists attended....scarcely account for such an extraordinary appearance." But we can account, for we see here the influence of primitive Methodism. He continues : " The 22nd... | |
| History - 1911 - 384 pages
...preacher records in his journal, 1791 : "A large number of Methodists and Baptists attended meeting. Two women fell on their knees and trembled, and shook,...scarcely account for such an extraordinary appearance." (Probably the influence of primitive Methodism.) Though sympathizing with their neighbors, the Georgia... | |
| Francis Richards Taylor - Quakers - 1925 - 496 pages
...At Mendenhall, Georgia, a meeting was held that evoked scenes similar to those of ancient Quakerism: "A large number of Methodists and Baptists attended....appearance, as they continued in these agitations some time after meeting broke up. Several wept and most of the people appeared serious. I stept in... | |
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