Voices and influences
E. F. F. Trench
A minister of the Irish Established Church who published an account of his own observation and inquiries in the Ulster Revival of 1859, printed by John Weir in The Ulster Awakening (1860).
Summary
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- Quoted here most in Matthew: 1 of 1.
E. F. F. Trench
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- Missionary century
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- Irish Established Church
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“It has been my happiness not to meet with any ministers engaged in this work, who have not appeared to me to be sensible men, and sound in the faith. None of them attach any importance to the outward bodily affections.”
Matthew 7:16 By their fruit you will recognize them. Are grapes gathered from thornbushes, or figs from thistles? BSB
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A minister of the Irish Established Church who published an account of his own observation and inquiries in the Ulster Revival of 1859, printed by John Weir in The Ulster Awakening (1860).
1 quotation across 1 book