COUNT ZINZENDORF—THE RECOVERY OF THE CHURCH LIFE
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Count Zinzendorf The Recovery of the Church Life James Reetzke 82 pages; 5.5" x 8.5" Paper Count Nicolaus von Zinzendorf (1700-1760) was used by the Lord to raise up a group of believers who met in the genuine oneness of the Body of Christ. This took place on his own estate in Bavaria, and was a crucial step in the Lord's recovery of the practical church life. Eventually, they became known as the Moravian Brethren. Zinzendorf was one of the few Christians, as Paul describes (1 Cor. 1:26) of noble birth. He was a faithful witness of the Lord, a shepherd of the sheep, zealous for the oneness of the Body of Christ, one who knew the Lord subjectively, and a true slave of the Lord who was persecuted as was his Master. This book provides a general sketch of Zinzendorf's life and ministry and also contains many photographs, drawings, and paintings of the places and people who were a part of his life. Table of Contents Introduction Background and Education Emphasis on the Subjective Experience of Christ Establishment of Herrnhut A Daily Church Life Pioneers in World-wide Evangelism A Spreading Church Life Living a Crucified Life A Writer of Hymns Stress on the Oneness of Believers A Concluding Word Bibliography

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