A tremendous, awesome what?

Originally Posted by Praxeas

See...I just don't see him distinguishing between this being "a move of God" and these being a RESULT of a move of God"....

Which is exactly the problem. He is attributing it to a move of God and is not saying that their emotional response was their response to a move of God. In other words, he was saying that the things THEY were doing was itself the move of God.

Also are you saying backsliders finding their way back to an alter (I presume repented) is not "a move of God"?? See again I think we are back to definition. You are using your own definition subjectively and inserting it here..

What I said in regard to this was "Isn't this what's supposed to be happening all the time? What is wrong in the Church today that we consider such things to be out of the ordinary?"

I get out of this God was doing some awesome things there and as a result people were moved to rejoice...have faith for a need...even repent (backsliders)...

But he never said WHAT God was doing. He equated all the human responses with the move of God as if to say "We had all these human responses: this is proof that God was moving."