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• Shaking, jerking, or trembling Daniel 10:7; Habakkuk 3:16;
Jeremiah 23:9
• Groaning and travailing Romans 8:26, Galatians 4:19
• Deep bowing Ezra 10:1; Psalm 35:13­14
• Heavy weeping and crying Nehemiah 1:4; Ezra 10:1; Joel 2:12
• Laughing Proverbs 17:22b; Psalm 126:1­3; Isaiah 61:3
• Dancing Psalm 149:3; 2 Samuel 6:16
• Being still and solemn Psalm 25:5; 27:14; 37:7; 131:2
• Being drunk in the Spirit Acts 2:13; Ephesians 5:18
• Having dreams and visions Acts 10:9­17; Joel 2:28”(1)
Pastor Kilpatrick was always a man of God that protected his sheep.
He was open to God moving, but has the wisdom to test the spirits to
see if they are of God or not (1 John 4:4). There is a ditch on both
sides of this. One can be so open to anything that they allow the demonic
in, or one can be closed and quench the Holy Spirit. I am wide
open to whatever God has. It may be different than the norm, but that
is ok with me. The current condition of the church scares me in this.
People are so closed to God doing anything powerful and especially
new, while accepting demons of criticism, pride, and unrighteous
judgment that sow discord into the church.
History repeats itself
The great Azusa Street revival at the turn of the 20th century had a
similar impact in the earth. People would come from all over the world
to be touched by the power of God and take the fire home with them.
All Pentecostal and Charismatic moves of our time can be traced back
to this one. But while William Seymour was going after God with all his
heart, there were critics of his day. Have you ever heard of G. Campbell
Morgan? He was a great Bible expositor. He was a man of influence.
He stood back and said, “That is nothing more than the last
vomit of satan!” How could a man of God say something like that! He
missed God. We know that now, but he used his influence to deter