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    This document provides a timeline of key events and figures in Pentecostal history from A.D. 30 to the early 20th century. It includes the establishment of Pentecostalism through events like the Azusa Street Revival in 1906 and figures like Charles Parham, considered a pioneer of Pentecostalism. Major Protestant reformers like Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Wesley are also featured as preceding the Pentecostal movement. The timeline shows the restoration of speaking in tongues and other spiritual gifts described in the New Testament as core aspects of Pentecostal doctrine and practice.

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    This document provides a timeline of key events and figures in Pentecostal history from A.D. 30 to the early 20th century. It includes the establishment of Pentecostalism through events like the Azusa Street Revival in 1906 and figures like Charles Parham, considered a pioneer of Pentecostalism. Major Protestant reformers like Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Wesley are also featured as preceding the Pentecostal movement. The timeline shows the restoration of speaking in tongues and other spiritual gifts described in the New Testament as core aspects of Pentecostal doctrine and practice.

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    PENTECOSTAL

    HISTORY
    Rebaptism in Jesus Name A.D. 30
    1914
    Azusa Street Revival Sign and Wonders
    1906 Pentecost Apostolic
    Restored Acts 2:4-17 1 Cor. 12:8-19
    Church
    Pentecost
    Speaking in Tongues Gal.5:22-23
    Death of John c.100
    Topeka, KS 1901 100
    1901

    Falling Away
    Holiness Movement

    Restoration
    Joel 1:3-5
    Tertullian Coins
    1874 Palmerworm
    Locust The Word Trinity
    Modern Persecuted
    John Wesley Church Church A.D. 200
    1735
    Protestant Nations Joel 2:22:28 Edict of Toleration by
    313
    Win Liberty in Joel 1:6-12 Cankerworm
    Emperor Constantine
    Thirty Years’ War 1648 Destruction Caterpillar 313
    Restoration of Fruit
    1648 Of Fruit No Fruit Council of Nicea Endorses
    Quakers 1647 Reformed Imperial Trinitarian Thought
    John Knox 1547 Church Dark Ages Church 325
    John Calvin 1528 1 51 Images Put in Churches
    Martin Luther 1517 7 47 6
    Medieval 405
    Fall of Constantinople 1453 Fall of Rome 476
    Church
    Wycliff Translates Pope Gains Power over Kings
    First English Bible 1380 Waldenses and Albigeneses 1170
    PENTECOSTAL HISTORY

    CHARLES PARHAM
    BETHEL COLLEGE
    PENTECOSTAL HISTORY

    AGNES OZMAN
    Tertullian
    Born Quintus Septimius Florens
    Tertullianus

    AD 155
    Carthage, Roman Empire

    Died AD 220 (aged 64–65)


    Carthage, Roman Empire
    CONSTANTINE
    THE GREAT
    Born 27 February c. 272[1]
    Naissus, Moesia,
    Roman Empire[2]
    Died 22 May 337 (aged 65)
    Nicomedia, Bithynia,
    Roman Empire
    ATHANASIUS
    Born c. 296–298[1]
    Alexandria,
    Roman Egypt
    Died 2 May 373 (aged 75–
    78)
    Alexandria,
    Roman Egypt
    ARIUS
    Born 256
    Ptolemais, Cyre
    naica
    , Roman Empire
    Died 336 (aged 80)
    Constantinople,
    Thracia,
    Roman Empire
    Martin Luther
    Born 10 November 1483
    Eisleben,
    County of
    Mansfeld,
    Holy Roman Empir
    e
    Died 18 February
    1546 (aged 62)
    Eisleben,
    County of
    Mansfeld,
    Holy Roman Empir
    e
    John Calvin
    Born Jehan Cauvin

    10 July 1509
    Noyon, Picardy, France

    Died 27 May 1564 (aged 54)


    Geneva,
    Republic of Geneva
    John Knox
    Born c. 1514[1]
    Giffordgate,
    Haddington,
    Scotland

    Died 24 November 1572


    (aged 58 or 59)
    Quakers
    Fox was born in July 1624 in Leicestershire,
    England, and died in 1691, by which time his
    movement had 50,000 followers.
    John Wesley
    Born 28 June [O.S. 17
    June] 1703
    Epworth, Lincolnshire
    , England

    Died 2 March
    1791 (aged 87)
    London, England
    PIONEER OF PENTECOSTALISM

    CHARLES PARHAM

    Born June 4, 1873


    Muscatine, Iowa, U.S.

    Died January 29,


    1929 (aged 55)
    Baxter Springs, Kansas,
    U.S.

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