New Apostolic History 'Blog

[OldLandmark]

I have recently begun a weblog entitled "The Old Landmark", which focuses on Apostolic/Pentecostal history and the contributions of Pentecostal forerunners and pioneers of the Apostolic Faith.

Most of the articles have been published in The Indiana Apostolic Trumpet or The Pentecostal Herald.

Please visit http://oldlandmark.wordpress.com to view the articles. Or click here (http://oldlandmark.wordpress.com/subscribe-to-the-old-landmark/) to subscribe to the 'blog via email.

God bless!

[rgcraig]

Thanks for this link.

I'm sure many here will be very interested.

[Pressing-On]

Has quite a bit of information. I like the categories section. Very nice website.

[Sam]

Reminded me of a song, The Old Landmarks

According to Google this is a Blues Brothers Song from their movie
but I heard Dave Kuhtenia and Jim MacElhaney (don't know how to spell either of those names) sing it in the Chapel at ABI back in the 1956/1957 school year



Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
And we’ll stay in the service of the Lord

Let us kneel (kneel and pray) in the old (old time way)
Let us kneel (kneel and pray) in the old (old time way)
Let us kneel (kneel and pray) in the old (old time way)
He will (hear us) and be (near us)
We’ll be (given) bread from (heaven)
He will feed us until we want no more

Let us preach (preach the word) in the old (old time way)
Let us preach (preach the word) in the old (old time way)
Let us preach (preach the word) in the old (old time way)
Tell the (story) of His (glory),
it will (warn me) it will (turn me)
and will save this world from sin and shame

Let us blend (blend our voices) in the old (old time way)
Let us blend (blend our voices) in the old (old time way)
Let us blend (blend our voices) in the old (old time way)
Common (meter), yes they're (sweeter)
When you stop (singing), they'll keep (ringing)
they'll keep lingering way down in your soul

Let’s go down (down to the old river) in the old (old time way)
Let’s go down (down to the old river) in the old (old time way)
Let’s go down (down to the old river) in the old (old time way)
Sons and (daughters) there in the (water)
Everyone (shouting) nobody (doubting)
Everyone happy in the service of the Lord

Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
Let us all (all go back) to the old (old landmark)
He will (hear us) and be (near us)
We’ll be (given) bread from (heaven)
Tell the (story) of His (glory),
it will (warn me) it will (turn me)
Common (meter), yes they're (sweeter)
When you stop (singing), they'll keep (ringing)
Sons and (daughters) there in the (water)
Everyone (shouting) nobody (doubting)
Shouting, shouting, shouting, shouting…
Stay in the service of the Lord

[Nahum]

I have recently begun a weblog entitled "The Old Landmark", which focuses on Apostolic/Pentecostal history and the contributions of Pentecostal forerunners and pioneers of the Apostolic Faith.

Most of the articles have been published in The Indiana Apostolic Trumpet or The Pentecostal Herald.

Please visit http://oldlandmark.wordpress.com to view the articles. Or click here (http://oldlandmark.wordpress.com/subscribe-to-the-old-landmark/) to subscribe to the 'blog via email.

God bless!

Can I ask why you teach the "magic hair" doctrine?

Why you teach the unbiblical ideal that a woman has special power with angels and God because she doesn't cut her hair?

I suppose the thing that troubles me most is that you use witchcraft to support your views on the subject.

[Nahum]

Can I ask why you teach the "magic hair" doctrine?

Why you teach the unbiblical ideal that a woman has special power with angels and God because she doesn't cut her hair?

I suppose the thing that troubles me most is that you use witchcraft to support your views on the subject.

Note to all AFFers. Follow his link to his archive of October 2006.

[bkstokes]

pp

I will check on this when I have time. Anyhow thanks for the link. I always like history links.