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One
Sunday evening, the Lord impressed me not to go to meeting but to stay at
home. We all went into the parlor and knelt down to pray, wife and I, and our
three little children and one of the neighbor's girls about 10 years old. |
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After
wife and I prayed, the children commenced praying. The little boy of 13 was
last to pray. While he was praying, the two little girls commenced crying out
and such agony before God. It was about |
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Then
Agnes said, "O papa, I saw such a beautiful light come down from heaven.
It shines so much brighter than the gas light." Glory! Hallelujah! Then
she commenced speaking in tongues. It sounded like the French language. Then
the other little girl commenced crying out. Agnes went and put her arms
around her neck and said, "O Huldah, I see there is light for you
too." Then Huldah commenced speaking in tongues. Then they came and
threw themselves in my lap and talked in tongues for an hour. Then they sang
a song in tongues, both sang the same words and the same tune in perfect harmony. |
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Then
the little boy began to get hungry, and we went down and prayed for him and
about |
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The
children were saved before that, and the two girls had been praying together
that day. Agnes used to have a very sharp temper but is different now.
Shortly after that all three were baptized with water. Little Clara, the
baby, six years old, is praying for her Pentecost. |
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Ever
since that night, when we get down to pray, nearly always the little ones
begin to speak in tongues. The following Sunday evening, we left the children
alone, and when we returned and came to the barn we heard such a noise in the
house, and my wife wondered if the children were crying. We found all three of
the children were talking in tongues. |
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M.B.
Froseth, |
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From:
The Apostolic Faith, Vol. I N. 9, |