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    <title>Ideological Development of ?Power? in Early American Pentecostalism</title>
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  <abstract>This is study on the central concept of ?power? in early Pentecostalism which examines the historical development of the language of power in Wesleyan Holiness and American Revivalism and how it fueled early Pentecostal experiences of the Spirit, spiritual practices and theological descriptions.</abstract>
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