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Thy Hidden Ones : Union with Christ traced in the Song of Songs
This is one of the few books available which is based on the Song of Songs (otherwise known as the Song of Solomon or Canticles). Indeed, Jessie Penn-Lewis admits that the Song of Songs “is the very last portion of the sacred Scriptures that I would personally have chosen to write upon.
About the author:
Jessie Penn-Lewis (1861-1927) was a Welsh evangelical speaker and author of a number of Christian evangelical works. Her father was a Calvinist Methodist minister. She was married to William Penn-Lewis. She was involved in the 1904-1905 Welsh Revival, one of the largest Christian revivals ever to break out, although the revival was abruptly shortened with the mental and physical collapse of one of the leaders, Evan Roberts.[1] Penn-Lewis traveled internationally to take her message to audiences in Russia, Scandinavia, Canada, the U.S., and India. She is a controversial figure among Christians today due to the nature of her writings.
Penn-Lewis was close to Evan Roberts and there is some controversy associated with her influence over him. After the breakdown by Roberts cut the revival short, he stayed with the Penn-Lewis’s for a couple of years, but never fully recovered. Ultimately, Penn-Lewis declared the failure of the Welsh Revival to be the work of Satan. Penn-Lewis, along with Roberts, wrote a work on spiritual warfare called War on the Saints, which purports to show the work of demons on Christians, the theme for which Penn-Lewis is most known.
For further NOTES See also PAGE 9 of the book!
| Author: | by Mrs. Penn-Lewis. |
| ISBNr: | — no — (1951) (not 9780875087351 0875087353) |
