Voices and influences
Elizabeth Dykes
A young woman of about sixteen among the awakened at Cambuslang in 1742, whose account is the seventh case in McCulloch's manuscripts.
Summary
This site quotes Elizabeth Dykes 1 times across 1 book, and lists 0 works.
- Quoted here most in Song of Solomon: 1 of 1.
Elizabeth Dykes
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- The Great Awakenings
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- Church of Scotland
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“I could not find any one to whom I could apply for a token, and so I sat on the brae and heard the tables served.”
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My longings were great to be there, and my love to Christ was so strong that I would have given all I had for a token., and my love to Christ was so strong that I would have given all I had for a token., and my love to Christ was so strong that I would have given all I had for a token., and my love to Christ was so strong that I would have given all I had for a token.
Song of Solomon 5:16 His mouth is most sweet; he is altogether lovely. This is my beloved, and this is my friend, O daughters of Jerusalem. BSB
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A young woman of about sixteen among the awakened at Cambuslang in 1742, whose account is the seventh case in McCulloch's manuscripts.
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