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| − | Revive literally means "to make alive again." '''Revival''' is when a [[church]] "Awake[s] to | + | Revive literally means "to make alive again." '''Revival''' is when a [[church]] "Awake[s] to righteousness... for some have not the knowledge of God." (I Cor 15:34) Revival rarely refers to anything other than a church being made alive again; this happens only through prayer and fasting. Usually young people are an important ingredient, such as pumped up teenagers excited to be in the service of the Lord. |
| − | + | ==See Also== | |
| − | [[The Great Awakening]] | + | *[[The Great Awakening]] |
| − | + | *[[The Second Great Awakening]] | |
| − | [[The Second Great Awakening]] | + | *[[Billy Sunday]] |
| − | + | *[[Charles H Spurgon]] | |
| − | [[Billy Sunday]] | + | *[[Dwight L. Moody]] |
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| − | [[Charles H Spurgon]] | ||
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| − | [[Dwight L. Moody]] | ||
Revision as of 14:09, May 6, 2008
Revive literally means "to make alive again." Revival is when a church "Awake[s] to righteousness... for some have not the knowledge of God." (I Cor 15:34) Revival rarely refers to anything other than a church being made alive again; this happens only through prayer and fasting. Usually young people are an important ingredient, such as pumped up teenagers excited to be in the service of the Lord.