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Amisk
7th June 2007, 06:34 AM
"The Bible teaches that we can be like Jesus. We are to be like Him in separation from the world, in purity, in love, and in our separation from the world, and in the fullness of the Spirit. This is Holiness." Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle D.D. O.F.
The Way Of Holiness

bukz
7th June 2007, 01:03 PM
where is God at CF?

i do not see him in any of these forums?

cristianna
7th June 2007, 03:35 PM
Very nice quote Amisk.

where is God at CF?

i do not see him in any of these forums?

bukz I'm sorry you feel God's presence is not here. I'll be praying for you.

RadicallyTransformedMom
7th June 2007, 05:29 PM
"The Bible teaches that we can be like Jesus. We are to be like Him in separation from the world, in purity, in love, and in our separation from the world, and in the fullness of the Spirit. This is Holiness." Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle D.D. O.F.
The Way Of Holiness


Who is Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle??? And what is D.D and O.F ??? Just curious

silentpoet
8th June 2007, 06:17 AM
Who is Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle??? And what is D.D and O.F ??? Just curious
ditto

T2woman
8th June 2007, 07:53 AM
According to wikipedia he was a commissioner in the Salvation Army. He authored many books on the subject of holiness.

Have a blessed day.

Amisk
8th June 2007, 08:46 AM
Who is Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle??? And what is D.D and O.F ??? Just curious

In answer to your questions: Commissioner Samuel Logan Brengle held the rank of Commissioner in the Salvation Army. In the back of one of his books it says: " Of colonial stock, left the security of the Methodist Episcopal Church for the uncertainties of officership in the newly born, but rapidly growing, Salvation Army.

Returned to the United States from training in England brought him his share of the persecution which was the lot of many Salvationists in the last quarter of the 19th century, and a brick aimed at his head by a rough nearly ended his life. During the convalescence which followed he started to write, since then more than a million copies of his books have been sold.

Outstanding Christian leaders such as Barclay Buxton, Archbishop Harrington Lees and John Stuart Holden have acknowledged their indebtedness to Brengle's writings, but these are also so simple in construction and style that no wayfaring man need err therein."

I am not sure as to the degrees. Usually D.D. means Doctrine of Divinity. As for O.F. I can only guess it means an Officer. :wave:

Concetta
11th June 2007, 10:48 AM
Amisk, does your other post (link below) say the same thing? or are they different somehow?

http://www.christianforums.com/t5510741-more-on-holiness.html