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Originally Posted by OneAccord
I read that when Bro. Seymour attended Bro. Parhams Bible School in Texas, he was not allowed to sit in the classroom. He sat in the hall with the door open to listen in. This was, as you know, the Deep South at a time when, things were just done that way.
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I'd have to find the reference but it would seem the contention started when Parham visited the mission and disapproved of the chaotic services. Somewhere it said that Seymour sometimes sat in the back with his head covered and there was no preaching at all. I also heard that Seymour banned Parham from preaching at his services because of the disagreement.
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www.wayoflife.org an article quotes from Bartlemans "Asuza Street" (first printing) on pg 172,73. The book I have which was sent to me by a dear friend doesn't have but 146 pgs. Does anyone know if the second printing left out a chapter....if so......why?