I have recently watched a video on YouTube about the events of the Welsh Revivals and was shocked at how biased it was.
I came across JPL about a year before I was sanctified or illumined by the Lord in 1990 and it was instrumental in me seeking Him this way and she was a deeply spiritual woman and used by God to speak to me through a leaflet called "The pathway to life in God". It had a profound effect on me. Later "The Normal Christian Life" Nee, did the trick and I entered into His rest.
In the video however, it mentioned JPL in a scathing manner, blaming her for what happened to Roberts which I know was wrong. Not once did it mention that JPL and HER HUSBAND took Roberts in and let him recover in their Leicester home. JPL herself had been chronically sick for a long time and would have sympathized with Roberts, who to me, was already at that time showing signs of demonism.
JPL spoke strongly against the way that the Welsh revival had been taken over by demonic forces and of course that brought down the persecution on her by their forces, discrediting her and ruining her reputation.
Roberts was said to have been kept, imprisoned practically, by her, yet after she died and he had left to live on his own, he still withdrew from society and continued in his sick mental condition. Everything about him reeks of demons. I have known others destroyed by the Pentecostal/charismatic movement.
The book "War on the Saints" is an excellent description of how the devil had infiltrated the Pentecostal Movement and still is there fooling people.
//"There is not any doubt but that there is a true work of the Spirit of God in the Movement, and souls will be saved wherever the Gospel is proclaimed. But the widespread testimony to a concurrent stream of a working of demons, producing experiences in the body which are frequently not even a "counterfeit,” but a parody of the true work of the Holy Spirit, together with erroneous teachings centered primarily around the experience of physical manifestations, shows that there is some course of action, or line of teaching in the Movement, that lends itself too easily to counterfeit. Briefly, the line between the "true” and the "counterfeit” is too fine for safety, at a time when the evil supernatural is so actively at work in the world around."
She began to speak more strongly against the movement, particularly the "passivity” of its followers.46 Writing in The Overcomer, Penn-Lewis reached the conclusion that ". . . evil spirits can, and do, find entry to the bodies or minds of true children of God, and that the door has been peculiarly opened to them through the medium of ‘Tongues.’ . . .// An Hour of Peril. 1908 Jessie Penn-Lewis
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