“the memory of her prayer life has so often been a benediction to me; so intimate was she with God that when one heard her pray there came a feeling of nearness to the Author of our very being.”
Friday, May 23, 2014
Arise and shine for your light has come
Grace Bell: Appreciation is gaining in value, getting
lifted up, lifted higher in worth.
Rev.
John Salmon wrote of ‘Holy Ann’
“the memory of her prayer life has so often been a benediction to me; so intimate was she with God that when one heard her pray there came a feeling of nearness to the Author of our very being.”
“the memory of her prayer life has so often been a benediction to me; so intimate was she with God that when one heard her pray there came a feeling of nearness to the Author of our very being.”
In February 1889, Salmon and his associates met with Albert B. Simpson; this meeting resulted in the union of their
ministries in Canada as the “Dominion Auxiliary of the Christian Alliance,” with William
Howland, former
mayor of Toronto, as its first president.
In October 1889 a dramatic healing
took place in Toronto. Rose Kemp was visiting from Brighton, Ontario. She had been crippled with rheumatism for seven years
and her father had brought her to Toronto to receive medical help. Her doctor had been attending
Salmon's healing meetings and suggested that she receive prayer. He arranged
for Salmon to come and talk to her. He gave her the basic concepts of divine
healing, but she wasn't sure of her position and so asked to be left to pray
about it. After Salmon left he called the Alliance members to pray for Miss
Kemp. While she was
reading her bible a scripture from Isaiah 60:1
came to her: "Arise and shine for your light has come, and the glory of
the Lord has risen upon you." She immediately was healed and got
out of bed and walked. This event was covered extensively in the local
newspapers. The meetings Salmon had been holding grew to the point that the Wolseley Hall could no longer hold the attendees.
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