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are we generating a false revival?

Tom Butler

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Cannot disagree when we truly rejoice in our heart, and yes with our tongue. Most of us do rejoice day in, and day out in our hearts even by just reading His Words. But whooping, hollering, jumping, and chanting at almost every meeting? I don't think so, for most of us.

From my observations, such whooping, hollering, etc. are not the result of being in the Spirit, but a means of "getting in the Spirit". This is what I would consider emotionalism.
 

ituttut

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From my observations, such whooping, hollering, etc. are not the result of being in the Spirit, but a means of "getting in the Spirit". This is what I would consider emotionalism.
Some do have this trait; some do not.

I watched the baseball World Series last night. The Giants won, and their emotionalism was outstanding. But it was only after the complete victory to end it all.

They did not do such a thing after a loss, or after one victory. This year they beat the Rangers. The National League beat the best that the American Baseball League had. They celebrated because it was ALL Over. Had they put all their energy, thought, and heart into every inning, stopping to celebrate, they would have surely lost.

We are in a WAR, and one victory, regardless of the number should ot bring about emptying of the vessel. If the Vessel is empty at the end, how can the vessel contain what has already been emptied?
 
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