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Old 10-13-2009, 09:55 PM
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Re: Do you have "The Revelation"?

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Originally Posted by missourimary View Post
I heard it taught til about 10 years ago, but not as salvific. I haven't heard it preached for years but do still hear it referred to ocassionally in some circles.
Same here - and I did not mean it was always taught as salvific, just that it was a distinct occurance even like repentance and baptism are separate things. Sometimes it was sort of a simultaneous thing too... he was baptised and got the revelation of one God "right there in the water".

While not salvific it was seen as adding credibility to one's experience.

In similar fashion if one spoke in tongues for a long time (like hours or days verses a few minutes), he was said to have really gotten a "good dose of the Holy Ghost", and revered as super spiritual.
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