Assembly of God

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Charles Henry Mackintosh,  The Assembly of God. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh…

“ God's assembly is a houseful of saved ones from one end to the other. Blessed fact! It is not an institution set on foot for the purpose of providing salvation for sinners, nor yet for providing for their religious wants. It is a saved, living body, formed and gathered by the Holy Ghost, to make known to "Principalities and powers in the heavenlies, the manifold wisdom of God," and to declare to the whole universe the all-sufficiency of the name of Jesus. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Charles Henry Mackintosh,  The Assembly of God. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh…

“ Yes, beloved brethren, the place of confession and self-judgment becomes us, in the presence of our God.
Still, we are not to let slip the glorious principles of the assembly of God because we have so shamefully failed in carrying them out: we are not to judge the truth by our exhibition of it, but to judge our exhibition by the truth.
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Source: Gutenberg

Charles Henry Mackintosh,  The Assembly of God. Miscellaneous Writings of C. H. Mackintosh…

“ If we set forth upon our search for the assembly of God, or for any expression thereof, with our minds full of prejudice, preconceived thoughts, and personal predilections; or if, in our searchings, we seek the aid of the flickering light of the dogmas, opinions, and traditions of men, nothing is more certain than that we shall fail to reach the truth. To recognize God's assembly, we must be exclusively taught by God's Word, and led by God's Spirit; for, of God's assembly, as well as of the sons of God, it may be said, "the world knoweth it not." ”
Source: Gutenberg

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