Birth of a Reformation or Life and Labors of Daniel S. Warner
Overview
This resource is a biography of the life of Daniel S. Warner, put together by A. L. Byers who had the privilege of being associated with him in the last five years of Warner's life.
- Ancestry and Early Life
- Conversion, College, and Calling
- Church of God (Winebrennerian)
- First Years in Ministry
- A Nebraska Mission
- Back in Ohio Fields
- The Holiness Awakening
- A Preacher of Holiness
- Northern Indiana Eldership
- Editor and Author
- A Spiritual Shaking
- A Prophetic Time
- The Gospel Trumpet
- The Crisis
- Evangelistic Tours
- The Ministry of Song
- Poetic Inspirations
- Last Years
- As Others Knew Him
Top Highlights
“which shall end with the utter destruction of those forces by the judgment fires.” (Page 25)
“Thus sects, because they are a hindrance to proper Christian activity and because they present a spectacle of religious confusion, professing to be churches when they can only be false, are bad.” (Page 21)
“thereby reach the New Testament standard and therefore be the last, or final, reformation” (Page 19)
“‘out of all places where they have been scattered in the cloudy and dark day” (Page 20)
“have been numerous reforms, bringing out various truths” (Page 15)
- Title: Birth of a Reformation or Life and Labors of Daniel S. Warner
- Author: A. L. Byers
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
- Publication Date: 1921
- Pages: 447