History of the Moravian Church: The Revival Under Zinzendorf

History of the Moravian Church | Book 2: The Revival Under Zinzendorf

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  • 1 - The Youth of Count Zinzendorf, 1700-1722 29:44
  • 2 - Christian David, 1690-1722 10:06
  • 3 - The Founding of Herrnhut, 1722-1727 30:27
  • 4 - Life at Herrnhut 30:30
  • 5 - The Edict of Banishment 13:09
  • 6 - The Foreign Missions and Their Influence 43:49
  • 7 - The Pilgrim Band, 1736-1743 34:20
  • 8 - The Sifting Time, 1743-1750 25:46
  • 9 - Moravians And Methodists, 1735-1742 41:52
  • 10 - Yorkshire And The Settlement System 28:17
  • 11 - The Labours Of John Cennick, 1739-1755 31:26
  • 12 - The Appeal To Parliament, 1742-1749 30:33
  • 13 - The Battle Of The Books, 1749-1755 44:07
  • 14 - The American Experiments, 1734-1762 51:30
  • 15 - The Last Days of Zinzendorf, 1755-1760 19:39

The effect on Zinzendorf was electric. His mind was full of missionary visions. The story of Antony fired his zeal. The door to the heathen world stood open. The golden day had dawned.

As Zinzendorf drew near to his end, he saw that his efforts in the cause of Christ had not ended as he had hoped. His design was the union of Christendom, his achievement the revival of the Church of the Brethren. He had given the “Hidden Seed” a home at Herrnhut. He had discovered the ancient laws of the Bohemian Brethren…