Latter Rain

A Prophecy Out of the Past Contrasting Treatments of Jane Lead Among Two North American Twentieth-Century Millenarian Movements Mary s City of David and the Latter Rain... 

A Prophecy from the Past The Latter Rain Movement s Transformations of Sixty Propositions ... 

Price and SmitJi Wigglesworth, had prophesied the Latter Rain revival, Fox proclaimed ... 

Later Latter Rain ministers, notably Larry and Betty Hodges, attempted to learn something more about Jane Lead as the source of the prophecy, and even acquired some of her other works, although not nearly to the same extent as the Mary s City of David in which Sixty Propositions was just the first of many texts the leadership systematically acquired over several decades in an effort to read more of Lead s prophetic print voice. 

R. Riss, Latter Rain The Latter Rain Movement of 1948 and the Mid-Twentieth Century Evangelical Awakening(fdi % s,%WL%-3i, ONT Honeycomb... 

Visual Productions, 1987), p. 82. Riss s monograph, which was originally his master s thesis, while strongly biased toward the Latter Rain, remains the most complete history of the movement s origins and development to date. 

See C.D. Weaver, The Healer-Prophet William Marrion Branham, A Study of the Prophetic in American Pentecostalism (Macon, GA Mercer UP, 2000), p. 44. Latter Rain elder James Watt stated that Price s and Wigglesworth s prophecies specifically referred to the Latter Rain revival as well. See J. Watt, Two Concepts of Presbytery—A Historical Analysis, Two are Better than One (2002), http //2rbetter.org (home page), date accessed 20 August 2012. 

R. Riss, Twentieth Century Revival Movements (1997), pp. 117-18 Riss, Latter Rain, pp. 89-93. 

George Hawtin was one of the original Latter Rain elders in the North Battleford revival. Bill Britton was an early participant, while Royal Cronquist was a second generation leader coming out of a descendent movement. See, John Robert Stevens s The Walk Riss, Latter Plain, pp. 60-63,140-43. 

Riss, Latter Rain, p. 144 Riss, Revival Movements, pp. 122-23 Harrell, All Thinps are Possible, p. 113. 

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