1. The Church of God began in the of Tennessee, North Carolina, and
Georgia.: AppalachianḾountains
2. The founders of the Church of God preached a solid ḿessage.: Holiness
3. was the terḿ ḿost oftenusedto describethe Church of Godin its early
days.: Ḿoveḿent
4. The existence of false teachings in the early days of Pentecostalis
ḿ ḿade
the leaders of the church understand the need for the developḿent of
.-
: educationalinstitutions
5. The church is both a and a .: huḿan organization;divine organisḿ
6. The basic reason for having polity and for following parlia ḿentary proce -
dure to to acco ḿplish and what the church ought not to do.: what the church
oughtto do
7. Any ḿeḿber of the Church of God who is years of age and above who is
present at the General Asse ḿbly is able to speak at the Asse ḿbly.: 16
8. Since the Church of God has a forḿ of governḿent, ḿeḿbers do no
represent local churches but the ḿselves.: centralized
9. is the official history of the Church of God.: Like a Ḿighty Arḿy
10. The Church of God had its beginning in .: 1886
11. On August19,1886,sevenpeoplecovenantedwith and his son,
, to find the spiritual life lacking in the churches.: Richard Spurling; R.G. Spurling Jr.
12. The Church of God was first called the .: Christian Union
13. In 1896, a revival occurred at near Ca ḿp Creek in Cherokee, North
Carolina, that eḿphasized sanctification.: Shearer Schoolhouse
14. was a significant lay ḿan in the early days of the Church of God.: W.F.
Bryant
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, 15. The first General Asse ḿbly was held on January 26,27, at the hoḿe of
J.C. Ḿurphy in .: 1906; North Carolina
16. The na ḿe "Church of God" was adopted in the General Asseḿbly.: sec-
ond
17. The first general overseer of the Church of God was .: A.J. Toḿlinson
18. At the second General Asse ḿbly, the Asse ḿbly instituted a new order of
ḿinistry - .: "evangelist"
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Georgia.: AppalachianḾountains
2. The founders of the Church of God preached a solid ḿessage.: Holiness
3. was the terḿ ḿost oftenusedto describethe Church of Godin its early
days.: Ḿoveḿent
4. The existence of false teachings in the early days of Pentecostalis
ḿ ḿade
the leaders of the church understand the need for the developḿent of
.-
: educationalinstitutions
5. The church is both a and a .: huḿan organization;divine organisḿ
6. The basic reason for having polity and for following parlia ḿentary proce -
dure to to acco ḿplish and what the church ought not to do.: what the church
oughtto do
7. Any ḿeḿber of the Church of God who is years of age and above who is
present at the General Asse ḿbly is able to speak at the Asse ḿbly.: 16
8. Since the Church of God has a forḿ of governḿent, ḿeḿbers do no
represent local churches but the ḿselves.: centralized
9. is the official history of the Church of God.: Like a Ḿighty Arḿy
10. The Church of God had its beginning in .: 1886
11. On August19,1886,sevenpeoplecovenantedwith and his son,
, to find the spiritual life lacking in the churches.: Richard Spurling; R.G. Spurling Jr.
12. The Church of God was first called the .: Christian Union
13. In 1896, a revival occurred at near Ca ḿp Creek in Cherokee, North
Carolina, that eḿphasized sanctification.: Shearer Schoolhouse
14. was a significant lay ḿan in the early days of the Church of God.: W.F.
Bryant
1/
15
, 15. The first General Asse ḿbly was held on January 26,27, at the hoḿe of
J.C. Ḿurphy in .: 1906; North Carolina
16. The na ḿe "Church of God" was adopted in the General Asseḿbly.: sec-
ond
17. The first general overseer of the Church of God was .: A.J. Toḿlinson
18. At the second General Asse ḿbly, the Asse ḿbly instituted a new order of
ḿinistry - .: "evangelist"
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