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affair. He repented, confessed, was forgiven, and afterward
lived an exemplary life so far as I ever heard.” Ethel Goss, 134.
W. C. Parkey, a United Pentecostal minister, stated that Goss
told him the sin was an act of homosexuality with no evidence
that Parham ever became involved with it again. Personal interview,
Hazelwood, MO, 8 September 1986.
37Ewart, Phenomenon, 180. G. Campbell Morgan used the
first phrase.
38Robert Mapes Anderson, Vision of the Disinherited: The
Making of American Pentecostalism (New York: Oxford
University Press, 1979), 141.
39Ethel Goss, 148.
40Anderson, 77-78.
Chapter 2. The Finished Work Controversy
41 William Durham, Pentecostal Testimony [hereafter PT]
2, no. 3 (August 1912): 3-4.
42 Ibid., 14.
43 Ibid. 2, no. 1 (January 1912): 6.
44 Ibid. 2, no. 3 (August 1912): 6.
45 Ibid., 10.
46 Ibid., 5.
47 Ibid., 12.
48 Ibid., no. 1 (January 1912): 9; no. 3 (August 1912): 6.
49 Edith Blumhofer, The Assemblies of God: A Popular
History (Springfield, MO: Gospel Publishing House, 1985), 43.
50 E. N. Bell, Word and Witness, August 1912, quoted in
Edith Blumhofer, “Finished Work of Calvary,” Assemblies of
God Heritage, Fall 1983, 11.
51 Durham, PT 2, no. 3 (August 1912): 10.
52 Ibid., 3.
53 Ibid., no. 1 (January 1912): 14; no. 3 (August 1912): 10.
54 Ibid., no. 1 (January 1912): 1, 13-14.
55 Ibid., 3, 5.
56 Ewart, Phenomenon, 98.
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