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[Aquila]

The Apostolic Oneness movement in America is just over 100 years old. Every great movement and revival in history started out as being labeled a sub-Christian cult. Even Martin Luther and the followers of Protestant Reformers were labeled heretics and cults. It's really the cost of being on the cutting edge of a true move of God. Today, no one calls Lutherans or any other church founded by the Reformers a cult. They are the third of three great wings of Christianity (Orthodoxy, Catholic, Protestant). In 500 years, the Apostolic Movement might also be seen as a great wing of Christianity leaving Orthodoxy, Catholic, Protestant, and Apostolic.

[Light]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

Andrew Urshan. According to Frank Ewart:



The Phenomenom Of Pentecost by Frank Ewart Page 123.

Ewart was the ringleader of the Oneness faction of the modern Pentecostal movement.

I knew. Elder Andrew Urshan personally. He preached for my father.
During the day I would drive him wherever he wanted to go. During these drives I got to know his thoughts on salvation. Andrew Urshon believed the light doctrine.
One night at the alter he told a man who had been seeking the HG for years that if he really needed the HG God would give to him on the way up.
My father happened to overhear him and that was the end of that revival. The next day I drove Elder Andrew to the bus station.

[Originalist]

Originally Posted by Light

I knew. Elder Andrew Urshan personally. He preached for my father.
During the day I would drive him wherever he wanted to go. During these drives I got to know his thoughts on salvation. Andrew Urshon believed the light doctrine.
One night at the alter he told a man who had been seeking the HG for years that if he really needed the HG God would give to him on the way up.
My father happened to overhear him and that was the end of that revival. The next day I drove Elder Andrew to the bus station.

I love Andrew Urshan, but that statement was a little too "light" even for me! haha

[Scott Pitta]

Very interesting.