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Edward A. Stopford
An archdeacon who spent ten days in Belfast in July 1859 and judged the prostrations of the Ulster Revival hysterical in The Work and the Counterwork (Dublin, 1859).
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- Lived 1810 to 1874.
- Quoted here most in 1 Thessalonians: 1 of 1.
Edward A. Stopford
- Lived
- 1810 to 1874
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- Irish Established Church
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“All the ‘cases’ I saw in Belfast were clearly and unmistakeably hysterical; and, as far as it is possible to judge from description, so was every case which has been described to me.”
The Work and the Counterwork, the chapter on the physical phenomena, 1859
1 Thessalonians 5:21 but test all things. Hold fast to what is good. BSB
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An archdeacon who spent ten days in Belfast in July 1859 and judged the prostrations of the Ulster Revival hysterical in The Work and the Counterwork (Dublin, 1859).
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